babysit in Japanese
babysit in Japanese is 子守 — babysit means to look after someone else's child temporarily, often in exchange for pay.
babysit in Japanese
子守
Pronounced: komori
(ambitransitive) To watch or tend someone else's child for a period of time, often for money.
What does "babysit" mean?
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verb To look after someone else's child temporarily, often in exchange for pay.
"She babysits for the neighbors most Saturday nights."
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verb To keep an eye on a process, machine, or task in case something goes wrong.
"IT had to babysit the server migration all weekend."
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babysit in a sentence
- She babysits for the neighbors most Saturday nights.
- Can you babysit the twins while we're at dinner?
- IT had to babysit the server migration all weekend.
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What is "babysit" in Japanese?
"babysit" in Japanese is 子守. babysit means: To look after someone else's child temporarily, often in exchange for pay.
How do you pronounce 子守?
"babysit" in Japanese is 子守, pronounced "komori".
How do you use "babysit" in a sentence?
Example: "She babysits for the neighbors most Saturday nights." In Japanese, "babysit" is 子守.
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