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Kinder
chil·dren [ˈtʃɪldrən] N
children pl of child
I. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] N
1. child (young human):
child
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
illegitimate child
uneheliches Kind
unborn child
ungeborenes Kind m
unborn child
Fötus m <-(ses), -se>
young child
Kleinkind nt <-(e)s, -er>
from a child
von Kindesbeinen an
one's/sb's inner child
das Kind in einem/jdm
PSYCH the inner child
das innere Kind
2. child:
child (offspring)
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
child (offspring)
Nachkomme m <-n, -n>
child (male)
Sohn m <-(e)s, Sö̱h·ne>
child (female)
Tochter f <-, Töchter>
you are your father's/mother's child
du bist [genau] wie dein Vater/deine Mutter
an only child
ein Einzelkind nt
3. child pej (immature person):
child
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
child
unreife [o. unerfahrene] Person
4. child (product):
she's a real child of the sixties
sie ist ein typisches Kind der Sechzigerjahre
Phrases:
every man, woman and child
alle ohne Ausnahme
spare the rod and spoil the child saying
ein Schlag zur rechten Zeit hat noch niemandem geschadet
children should be seen and not heard prov
Kinder sollte man sehen, aber nicht hören
children should be seen and not heard prov
Kinder sollten sich benehmen
the sins of the fathers [are visited upon the children] saying
die Sünden der Väter [suchen die Kinder heim]
to be [great] with child old
[hoch]schwanger sein
to be [great] with child old
[kurz] vor der Niederkunft stehen form dated
II. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] N modifier
child prostitution
Kinderprostitution f
hot·house ˈchil·dren N pl
hothouse children
überbehütete, oft hoch begabte Kinder
ˈchil·dren's home N
children's home
Kinderheim nt <-(e)s, -e>
children's home (for orphans)
Waisenhaus nt <-es, -häuser>
ˈchil·dren bo·nus N
children bonus
Kinderzulage f
chil·dren's book N
children's book
Kinderbuch nt <-(e)s, -bücher>
ˈflow·er chil·dren N pl
flower children
Blumenkinder pl
flower children
Hippies pl
I. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] N
1. child (young human):
child
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
illegitimate child
uneheliches Kind
unborn child
ungeborenes Kind m
unborn child
Fötus m <-(ses), -se>
young child
Kleinkind nt <-(e)s, -er>
from a child
von Kindesbeinen an
one's/sb's inner child
das Kind in einem/jdm
PSYCH the inner child
das innere Kind
2. child:
child (offspring)
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
child (offspring)
Nachkomme m <-n, -n>
child (male)
Sohn m <-(e)s, Sö̱h·ne>
child (female)
Tochter f <-, Töchter>
you are your father's/mother's child
du bist [genau] wie dein Vater/deine Mutter
an only child
ein Einzelkind nt
3. child pej (immature person):
child
Kind nt <-(e)s, -er>
child
unreife [o. unerfahrene] Person
4. child (product):
she's a real child of the sixties
sie ist ein typisches Kind der Sechzigerjahre
Phrases:
every man, woman and child
alle ohne Ausnahme
spare the rod and spoil the child saying
ein Schlag zur rechten Zeit hat noch niemandem geschadet
children should be seen and not heard prov
Kinder sollte man sehen, aber nicht hören
children should be seen and not heard prov
Kinder sollten sich benehmen
the sins of the fathers [are visited upon the children] saying
die Sünden der Väter [suchen die Kinder heim]
to be [great] with child old
[hoch]schwanger sein
to be [great] with child old
[kurz] vor der Niederkunft stehen form dated
II. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] N modifier
child prostitution
Kinderprostitution f
bat·tered ˈchild N
battered child
misshandeltes Kind
OpenDict entry
child N
child (lower level in a hierarchy) COMPUT
untergeordnetes Element
child (lower level in a hierarchy) COMPUT
Kindelement spec
children's-rights movement
Bewegung f zur Wahrung der Rechte der Kinder
English
English
German
German
children bonus N HUM RESOURCES
children bonus
Kinderzulage f
child (benefit) allowance N STATE
child (benefit) allowance
Unterhaltsgeld für Familienangehörige nt
German
German
English
English
Kinderzulage
children bonus
Unterhaltsgeld für Familienangehörige
child (benefit) allowance
child mortality
child mortality
Kindersterblichkeit
one-child policy N
one-child policy
Ein-Kind-Politik (China)
Kinder- und Jugendhilfe
child and youth welfare service
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In cultivation, the species adapts to a range of soils in a sunny or partially shaded situation with good drainage.
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Unlike their previous albums, all of the songs were originally performed in the studio and then later adapted for playing at concerts.
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In normal development this representation should adapt as the body goes through its pubertal growth spurt.
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It has also been adapted into a children's television programme.
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Most species have strong legs, and have long toes which are well adapted to soft, uneven surfaces.
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The caringly handcrafted flower children by Ostheimer make the world of the plants to a world of play with their lively colours and shapes.
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www.ostheimer.de
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Die Blumenkinder von Ostheimer lassen als liebevoll handgestaltete Holzfiguren mit ihren lebendigen Farben die Welt der Pflanzen zur Erlebniswelt für Kinder werden.
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Shortly later, the self-proclaimed flower children moved to the Norwegian capital.
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www.tunefinder.com
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Kurz darauf ziehen die selbsternannten Blumenkinder dann in die norwegische Hauptstadt um.
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A workshop on the music accompanying the exhibition addresses the pictorial language of the “flower children”.
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hkw.de
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Ein Workshop zur Musik der Ausstellung befasst sich mit der visuellen Sprache der Blumenkinder.
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Select and ask witnesses and possibly flower children
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www.kitzbuehel.com
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Trauzeugen und evtl. Blumenkinder auswählen und fragen
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This is where you can purchase anything from semi-precious stones to colourful clothing items reminiscent of the flower children nuptials celebrated on Ibiza.
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www.edelweissair.ch
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Hier können Sie von Halbedelsteinen bis farbenprächtigen Kleidern alles erstehen, was an die Hochzeit der Blumenkinder auf Ibiza erinnert.
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