nana

a woman who looks after children in her own home or the child's home, usually for several hours a day or several days a week

niñera, cuidadora de niños

Collocations full-time nana

• She's been a nanny for over ten years.

  Ha sido niñera durante más de diez años.

a song or poem that is sung to a child at bedtime, especially one intended to help the child go to sleep

nana (canción)

Collocations sing a nana

• She sang the baby to sleep with a lullaby.

  La cantó para dormir al bebé con una nana.

(informal) grandmother; abuela (Spanish-speaking countries)

abuela, bisabuela

Collocations nana's house

• The children were staying with their nana.

  Los niños estaban quedando con su abuela.

(informal) nurse; enfermera (Spanish-speaking countries)

enfermera, cuidadora

Collocations nurse in a hospital

• She works as a nurse at the local hospital.

  Trabaja como enfermera en el hospital local.

(informal) nursing home; casa de ancianos (Spanish-speaking countries)

casa de ancianos, hogar de ancianos

Collocations nursing home for the elderly

• He's been living in a nursing home since his wife died.

  Ha estado viviendo en una casa de ancianos desde que murió su esposa.

(informal) nurse; enfermera (Spanish-speaking countries)

enfermera, cuidadora

Collocations nurse in a hospital

• She works as a nurse at the local hospital.

  Trabaja como enfermera en el hospital local.

(informal) grandmother; abuela (Spanish-speaking countries)

abuela, bisabuela

Collocations nana's house

• The children were staying with their nana.

  Los niños estaban quedando con su abuela.

(informal) nursing home; casa de ancianos (Spanish-speaking countries)

casa de ancianos, hogar de ancianos

Collocations nursing home for the elderly

• He's been living in a nursing home since his wife died.

  Ha estado viviendo en una casa de ancianos desde que murió su esposa.