Nappy
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Cultural Relativity
Understand that 'nappy' means diaper in some countries, but not in the U.S. where 'diaper' is used. In the U.K., parents buy nappies, but in the U.S., they buy diapers.
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Visual Imagery
'Nappy' is used when visualizing a baby's garment that holds waste, typically secured with tapes or Velcro. She packed extra nappies with charming animal prints for the trip.
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Common Collocations
Pairs often with verbs related to caretaking, like 'change,' 'dispose of,' or 'buy.' My turn to change the nappy!