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Meanings of nursery in English
A building with glass walls and roof; for the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions.
Place where plants are grown until they are large enough to be planted in their final positions.\ (Source: PHC)
Spanish
habitación de bebé Synonyms
Examples for "baby room"
Examples for "baby room"
1
Tessa is asleep in the baby room, and Sam is doing something for me in there, too.
2
New born babies lie in a baby room of a hospital in Shanghai, July 10, 2006.
3
My sailor boy and Mary Jane, Jr., shall be the graduating class like Alice is and all the rest shall be the baby room.
4
Come to the toddler and baby rooms of my little church, look long and hard at the aftermath of the DI-why-oh-why-did-I-let-them-talk-me-into-this?
5
The best baby rooms in our Infant Schools carry out the same practices, and these are likely to be turned into Nursery Schools.
Usage of nursery in English
1
However, the test results showed the nursery was free of the fungus.
2
Fearing this, several schools, health centres and nursery schools close their doors.
3
Old Jenny sat in the rocking-chair by the fireguard in the nursery.
4
Their canteen had been stopped; the day nursery discontinued; the nurses discharged.
5
God designed Egypt to be the nursery of the nation of Israel.
6
The main room at the back of the house was the nursery.
7
The next Saturday evening I was in the nursery with my brothers.
8
Never had such joy reigned in the nursery of the Large Family.
9
The most important part of education is right training in the nursery.
10
An important fish nursery that was once home to rich cockle beds.
11
However, it is much easier for the nursery to get seed-raised stock.
12
On her right she saw an empty lot containing a nursery garden.
13
The baby was stolen, an hour ago; right out of the nursery.
14
We must slip in through the nursery window without waking the household.
15
Seconds later, the nursery door swings open: it's Beatrice, returning at last.
16
Morgan asked: 'Have you lost anything from the nursery besides the child?'
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Translations for nursery
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Nursery through the time
Nursery across language varieties
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