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I . par·ent [ˈpeərənt] N

1. parent of a child:

parent
starš m
parent
roditelj m
parents
starši m pl
single parent
samohranilec

2. parent (animal, plant):

parent cow
kravji starš
parent tree
matično drevo

3. parent (parent company):

parent
matično [or krovno] podjetje n

II . par·ent [ˈpeərənt] VB trans

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parent
biti starš
parent
vzgajati [perf vzgojiti]

par·ent ˈcom·pa·ny N

Par·ents and ˈCiti·zens N Aus, pa·rent-ˈteach·er as·so·cia·tion N, pa·rent-ˈteacher or·gani·za·tion N esp Am

sin·gle-par·ent ˈfami·ly N

Usage examples with parent

single parent
samohranilec
parent cow
kravji starš
parent tree
matično drevo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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His parents wanted him to become a doctor, but he made his own decision.
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His parents died when he was four; as a child he was moved from one relative to another.
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This serves as a wake-up call for her parents, particularly her father.
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He lost his left eye in the attack on his parents.
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Children whose parents talk in detail about the past are being provided with good opportunities to rehearse their memories.
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The parents claimed that they had only received partial payment for one-and-a-half albums.
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She makes it to her house and her parents ask her what's wrong.
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Butters does not believe his parents and tells them off.
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He lost his parents when he was very young, making his only relative his elder brother.
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His parents and six siblings were all musically inclined.
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