Translations for „nurturers“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

nurturer <nurturer; nurturers> N

nurturer

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English

Women are caregivers and nurturers and men are hunters/providers.

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Major and minor workers don't just look different -- they also behave differently; minor workers are nurturers and providers, whereas major workers are head-breakers.

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Societal assumption is still that men are primarily breadwinners and not naturally nurturers.

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Life givers and nurturers, they rock the cradle and the world and are key to feeding a hungry planet.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

Images all around us and the language we use leads us to associate men as leaders and women as nurturers.

theconversation.com

Teachers should be nurturers of not only creative thinking but also the humanistic development of students.

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The number of professional women decreased and women were forced into more traditional roles as nurturers and caregivers.

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Women are natural born nurturers and caregivers and this is an incredible way to unleash our gifts and abilities and get paid for using them.

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Perhaps, as nurturers and caregivers hardwired to keep relationships healthy and harmonious, women have a lower threshold for what requires an apology.

www.dailymail.co.uk

She held that wives had an important role to play as the nurturers and motivators of the striking men, but not as fellow workers.

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