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nursemaid
UK
/ˈnɜːs.meɪd/
US
/ˈnɜrˌsmeɪd/
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nursemaid
noun
nursemaids
pl
UK
/ˈnɜːs.meɪd/
US
/ˈnɜrˌsmeɪd/
няня
The nursemaid took the children to the park.
Няня отвела детей в парк.
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caretaker
babysitter
au pair
childminder
nanny
nursemaid
verb
nursemaided
Past Simple
nursemaided
Past Participle
nursemaiding
Gerund
UK
/ˈnɜːs.meɪd/
US
/ˈnɝːs.meɪd/
нянчить
She used to nursemaid her younger siblings when her parents were at work.
Она нянчила своих младших братьев и сестер, когда родители были на работе.
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пасти
nursemaid
adjective
Used attributively to modify another noun, meaning ‘relating to or characteristic of a nursemaid’
Definitions
nursemaid
noun
A person, traditionally a woman, employed to take care of a child or children in a household.
The family hired a nursemaid to look after their young children while they were at work.
Someone who looks after, protects, or carefully manages another person or thing; a caretaker.
He acted as the nursemaid to the project, ensuring every detail was perfect.
nursemaid
verb
To act as a nursemaid; to take care of or look after someone, especially a child.
She had to nursemaid her younger siblings while her parents were at work.
To watch over, tend, or supervise something closely.
The technicians had to nursemaid the fragile equipment during the test.
nursemaid
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a nursemaid or nursemaids.
She quickly tired of the nursemaid duties assigned to her.
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