Definition of baby talk in English:

baby talk

noun

mass noun

Childish talk used by or to young children.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because we are exchanging - instead of simple talk, and silly talk, and simple words, baby talk - we are now communicating ideas from one to the other.
- Such baby talk itself originated, she posits, as a response to two other hallmarks of human evolution: upright walking and big brains.
- The author of several books on child development, she says the show's use of baby talk is not only ineffective but potentially detrimental to speech development.
- At the time of apprehension S.H.S.P. used little language other than baby talk, which was difficult to understand.
- Occasionally, between poems, she chattered in a form of baby talk.
- We were too old for baby talk, too young for discussions about philosophy, local politics and international affairs.
- And I think one of the mothers who said she didn't speak like that, when we recorded it, she was in fact probably one of the more pronounced people using baby talk.
- Also, grandparents' names often come from a toddler's inability to pronounce a certain name; presumably the 5-year-old kid you are writing about is beyond baby talk.
- Forms of baby talk are also used in jocular, intimate conversation.
- The pair of them seemed to be having a conversation of their own in their own little world of baby talk.
- Joyce begins his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man with a couple of pages of just gurgley, gooey baby talk, describing the world as seen by an infant from its crib.
- His parenting skills were described as poor and he as being rigid, inflexible, confrontational and a poor influence on C.T. as she reverted to baby talk when she was with him.
- If she needs a favour done urgently she asks in baby talk.
- Mothers employed none of the acoustic signatures of baby talk while talking to another adult.
- In baby talk, mothers simplify and formalize their behavior.
- I thought that you said that you never would talk baby talk to her?
- Peter Farb, a linguist and anthropologist, carried out a fascinating study about baby talk.
- All recordings contained the same nonsense mutterings, but some mimicked the singsong rhythm of baby talk - known to spark infants' interest - while others sounded flat.
- The older child may become extremely jealous and display aggressive behavior toward the baby or such regressive acts as bed-wetting or baby talk.
- Martin garbled baby talk and wailed out giggles.

Definition of baby talk in US English:

baby talk

nounˈbābē tôkˈbeɪbi tɔk

Childish talk used by or to young children.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, grandparents' names often come from a toddler's inability to pronounce a certain name; presumably the 5-year-old kid you are writing about is beyond baby talk.
- Martin garbled baby talk and wailed out giggles.
- At the time of apprehension S.H.S.P. used little language other than baby talk, which was difficult to understand.
- Occasionally, between poems, she chattered in a form of baby talk.
- If she needs a favour done urgently she asks in baby talk.
- Such baby talk itself originated, she posits, as a response to two other hallmarks of human evolution: upright walking and big brains.
- I thought that you said that you never would talk baby talk to her?
- His parenting skills were described as poor and he as being rigid, inflexible, confrontational and a poor influence on C.T. as she reverted to baby talk when she was with him.
- Joyce begins his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man with a couple of pages of just gurgley, gooey baby talk, describing the world as seen by an infant from its crib.
- The pair of them seemed to be having a conversation of their own in their own little world of baby talk.
- The author of several books on child development, she says the show's use of baby talk is not only ineffective but potentially detrimental to speech development.
- Peter Farb, a linguist and anthropologist, carried out a fascinating study about baby talk.
- All recordings contained the same nonsense mutterings, but some mimicked the singsong rhythm of baby talk - known to spark infants' interest - while others sounded flat.
- The older child may become extremely jealous and display aggressive behavior toward the baby or such regressive acts as bed-wetting or baby talk.
- We were too old for baby talk, too young for discussions about philosophy, local politics and international affairs.
- Mothers employed none of the acoustic signatures of baby talk while talking to another adult.
- Because we are exchanging - instead of simple talk, and silly talk, and simple words, baby talk - we are now communicating ideas from one to the other.
- In baby talk, mothers simplify and formalize their behavior.
- And I think one of the mothers who said she didn't speak like that, when we recorded it, she was in fact probably one of the more pronounced people using baby talk.
- Forms of baby talk are also used in jocular, intimate conversation.

单词	baby talk
释义	Definition of baby talk in English: baby talk noun mass noun Childish talk used by or to young children. Example sentencesExamples Because we are exchanging - instead of simple talk, and silly talk, and simple words, baby talk - we are now communicating ideas from one to the other. Such baby talk itself originated, she posits, as a response to two other hallmarks of human evolution: upright walking and big brains. The author of several books on child development, she says the show's use of baby talk is not only ineffective but potentially detrimental to speech development. At the time of apprehension S.H.S.P. used little language other than baby talk, which was difficult to understand. Occasionally, between poems, she chattered in a form of baby talk. We were too old for baby talk, too young for discussions about philosophy, local politics and international affairs. And I think one of the mothers who said she didn't speak like that, when we recorded it, she was in fact probably one of the more pronounced people using baby talk. Also, grandparents' names often come from a toddler's inability to pronounce a certain name; presumably the 5-year-old kid you are writing about is beyond baby talk. Forms of baby talk are also used in jocular, intimate conversation. The pair of them seemed to be having a conversation of their own in their own little world of baby talk. Joyce begins his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man with a couple of pages of just gurgley, gooey baby talk, describing the world as seen by an infant from its crib. His parenting skills were described as poor and he as being rigid, inflexible, confrontational and a poor influence on C.T. as she reverted to baby talk when she was with him. If she needs a favour done urgently she asks in baby talk. Mothers employed none of the acoustic signatures of baby talk while talking to another adult. In baby talk, mothers simplify and formalize their behavior. I thought that you said that you never would talk baby talk to her? Peter Farb, a linguist and anthropologist, carried out a fascinating study about baby talk. All recordings contained the same nonsense mutterings, but some mimicked the singsong rhythm of baby talk - known to spark infants' interest - while others sounded flat. The older child may become extremely jealous and display aggressive behavior toward the baby or such regressive acts as bed-wetting or baby talk. Martin garbled baby talk and wailed out giggles. Definition of baby talk in US English: baby talk nounˈbābē tôkˈbeɪbi tɔk Childish talk used by or to young children. Example sentencesExamples Also, grandparents' names often come from a toddler's inability to pronounce a certain name; presumably the 5-year-old kid you are writing about is beyond baby talk. Martin garbled baby talk and wailed out giggles. At the time of apprehension S.H.S.P. used little language other than baby talk, which was difficult to understand. Occasionally, between poems, she chattered in a form of baby talk. If she needs a favour done urgently she asks in baby talk. Such baby talk itself originated, she posits, as a response to two other hallmarks of human evolution: upright walking and big brains. I thought that you said that you never would talk baby talk to her? His parenting skills were described as poor and he as being rigid, inflexible, confrontational and a poor influence on C.T. as she reverted to baby talk when she was with him. Joyce begins his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man with a couple of pages of just gurgley, gooey baby talk, describing the world as seen by an infant from its crib. The pair of them seemed to be having a conversation of their own in their own little world of baby talk. The author of several books on child development, she says the show's use of baby talk is not only ineffective but potentially detrimental to speech development. Peter Farb, a linguist and anthropologist, carried out a fascinating study about baby talk. All recordings contained the same nonsense mutterings, but some mimicked the singsong rhythm of baby talk - known to spark infants' interest - while others sounded flat. The older child may become extremely jealous and display aggressive behavior toward the baby or such regressive acts as bed-wetting or baby talk. We were too old for baby talk, too young for discussions about philosophy, local politics and international affairs. Mothers employed none of the acoustic signatures of baby talk while talking to another adult. Because we are exchanging - instead of simple talk, and silly talk, and simple words, baby talk - we are now communicating ideas from one to the other. In baby talk, mothers simplify and formalize their behavior. And I think one of the mothers who said she didn't speak like that, when we recorded it, she was in fact probably one of the more pronounced people using baby talk. Forms of baby talk are also used in jocular, intimate conversation.
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