Au pair
Pronunciation: /ˈoʊ ˈpɛɹ/
Au pair (noun)
- A person who lives with a family in another country to help with children and learn the language and culture.
- A work-and-study arrangement where a young person stays with a host family and gains cultural experience while doing light childcare tasks.
Examples
- An au pair helps with children while living with the family.
- The family hires an au pair to assist with daily childcare.