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Meanings of nanny in English
Person employed to take care of employer's children in employer's home.
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Usage of nanny in English
1
We should have a nanny state if parents continue behave like children.
2
About Cora Teague having left her nanny job, reportedly for health reasons.
3
Sarah left a few minutes later with the nanny and her children.
4
She had no doubt that the nanny Obregah-Xo also sent secret reports.
5
Mrs Theron says she may employ a nanny again in the future.
6
One could argue that Circle with Disney creates a nanny state, sure.
7
The nanny always fed the children early unless Beau was coming over.
8
That nanny saved Volodya from serious injury-indeedmay have saved his life.
9
So, in other words, I went to see Madonna with my nanny.
10
You do have good intentions when you go full nanny on NYC.
11
Robin saw the nanny's red hair and heard a car door open.
12
I don't buy the naïve nanny pose and the innocent shoulder rubs.
13
My nanny, my darling beloved nanny, was gone, and I was six.
14
As well as this he was expected to nanny the whole crew.
15
This whole nanny thing -they just kind of ran with it.
16
What we are told is that he's been attacked by the nanny.
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Nanny across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
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