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au pair
[ oh pair ]
noun
- a person, usually a young foreign visitor, employed to take care of children, do housework, etc., in exchange for room and board:
We sent the children to the beach with the au pair.
adjective
- of, relating to, or employed under such an arrangement:
an au pair girl.
au pair
/ 蓹蕣 藞p蓻蓹; o p蓻r /
noun
- a young foreigner, usually a girl, who undertakes housework in exchange for board and lodging, esp in order to learn the language
- ( as modifier )
an au pair girl
- a young person who lives temporarily with a family abroad in exchange for a reciprocal arrangement with his or her own family
verb
- intr to work as an au pair
adverb
- as an au pair
she worked au pair in Greece
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of au pair1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of au pair1
Example Sentences
When it comes to childcare, the couple do not have a nanny or au pair, but they do have a very supportive family.
In 2002, Booth was convicted following a trial at Bradford Crown Court of indecently assaulting his Brazilian au pair and was sentenced to two years in jail.
Jason and Molly Corbett met in 2008 when Molly Corbett worked as an au pair, caring for two children from Jason Corbett鈥檚 first marriage.
"They brought German girls over here to work as au pairs, because the Russians treated them very badly," she says.
Lucy Josephine Potter arrives in Manhattan at age 19 from the West Indies to work as an au pair for a wealthy couple and their four kids.
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