nanny

英 [ˈnæni]

美 [ˈnæni]

n. (儿童家中的)保姆; 奶奶; 姥姥

复数：nannies　现在分词：nannying　过去分词：nannied　

Collins.2 / BNC.7333 / COCA.8687

习惯用语

the nanny state

保姆式国家
a disapproving way of talking about the fact that government seems to get too much involved in people's lives and to protect them too much, in a way that limits their freedom

noun

（儿童家中的）保姆
a woman whose job is to take care of young children in the children's own home
奶奶；姥姥
a grandmother
1. When is Nanny coming to stay?
  奶奶什么时候来住？
2. my nan and grandad
  我的爷爷、奶奶

(受雇照看小孩的)保姆，阿姨
Anannyis a woman who is paid by parents to look after their child or children.

noun

I was asking her if she wants to see Nanny and Granddad.
我在问她是否想见奶奶和爷爷。
They're with the new nanny.
他们有了新的保姆。
They go for decorous walks every day in parks with their nanny.
他们每天都和保姆一起在公园里散步，表现得很有教养。
The17th nanny I had hired to look after my children.
我雇来照顾我的孩子们的第17任保姆。
Hey, you know, I think the nanny's kind of into me.
嗨，你知道的，我觉得保姆有点像你。
I was employed as housekeeper, nanny, and general factotum.
我是管家、保姆和总勤杂工。
I don't see why it should be different when you're hiring a nanny.
我看不出这和请保姆有什么不同。
It reminds me of nanny burton.
它使我想起了伯顿保姆。
You're my new nanny?
你是我的新保姆？
Can I come with you, nanny?
奶奶，我可以和你一起去吗？