child
noun/tʃaɪld/
(plural children
/ˈtʃɪldrən/
)Слово англійською: child
Переклад child українською: дити́на, дитя́, єди́на дити́на, позашлю́бна дити́на, дошкі́льник
Детальний опис
- a young human who is not yet an adult
- a child of 3/a 3-year-old child
- men, women and children
- an organization that campaigns for the rights of the unborn child
- The film is not suitable for young children.
- I lived in London as a child.
- She was a child star but never made it as an adult.
Collocations ChildrenChildrenHaving a baby/child- want a baby/a child/kids
- start a family
- conceive/be expecting/be going to have a baby/child
- miss your period
- become/get/be/find out that you are pregnant
- have a baby/a child/kids/a son/a daughter/twins/a family
- have a normal/a difficult/an unwanted pregnancy; an easy/a difficult/a home birth
- be in/go into/induce labour (especially US English) labor
- have/suffer/cause a miscarriage
- give birth to a child/baby/daughter/son/twins
- bring up/ (especially North American English) raise a child/family
- care for/ (especially British English) look after a baby/child/kid
- change (British English) a nappy/(North American English) a diaper/a baby
- feed/breastfeed/bottle-feed a baby
- be entitled to/go on maternity/paternity leave
- go back/return to work after maternity leave
- need/find/get a babysitter/good quality affordable childcare
- balance/combine work and childcare/child-rearing/family life
- educate/teach/home-school a child/kid
- punish/discipline/spoil a child/kid
- adopt a baby/child/kid
- offer a baby for/put a baby up for adoption
- (especially British English) foster a child/kid
- be placed with/be raised by foster parents
Wordfinder- baby
- birth
- child
- dummy
- feed
- incubator
- nappy
- pram
- premature
- teethe
Wordfinder- adopt
- child
- family
- generation
- heir
- in-laws
- parent
- relation
- stepfamily
- surrogate mother
Wordfindersee also brainchild, latchkey kid, poster child, schoolchild, street child- antenatal
- child
- conception
- fetus
- maternity leave
- miscarriage
- morning sickness
- pregnant
- scan
- womb
- a son or daughter of any age
- They have three grown-up children.
- All four of their adult children work in the family business.
- They can't have children.
- a person who is strongly influenced by the ideas and attitudes of a particular time or person
- a child of the 90s
- (disapproving) an adult who behaves like a child and is not mature or responsible
Word OriginOld English cild, of Germanic origin. The Middle English plural childer or childre became childeren or children by association with plurals ending in -en, such as brethren.
Idioms
be child’s play
- (informal) to be very easy to do, so not even a child would find it difficult
be with child
- (old-fashioned) to be pregnant
- big with child