babysitter in Latin
babysitter in Latin is infantaria — babysitter means a person hired or asked to look after children while their parents or guardians are away.
babysitter in Latin
infantaria
A person who cares for one or more babies or children for a short period of time in place of their legal guardians.
What does "babysitter" mean?
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noun A person hired or asked to look after children while their parents or guardians are away.
"They found a reliable babysitter through a family friend."
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babysitter in a sentence
- They found a reliable babysitter through a family friend.
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What is "babysitter" in Latin?
"babysitter" in Latin is infantaria. babysitter means: A person hired or asked to look after children while their parents or guardians are away.
How do you use "babysitter" in a sentence?
Example: "They found a reliable babysitter through a family friend." In Latin, "babysitter" is infantaria.
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