children [Brit ˈtʃɪldrən, Am ˈtʃɪldrən]
children → child
child <pl children> [Brit tʃʌɪld, Am tʃaɪld] N
1. child (non-adult):
- child
- bambino m / bambina f
- when I was a child
- quando ero bambino or da bambino
- to be with child arch
- essere incinta
2. child before n (young):
- child prodigy
- bambino prodigio
3. child (son, daughter):
- child
- figlio m / figlia f
4. child (product) fig:
- a child of the 60s, of nature
- un figlio degli anni '60, della natura
- it's child's play
- è un gioco da ragazzi
- the child is father to the man prov
- il fanciullo è padre dell'uomo
men-children [ˌmenˈtʃɪldrən]
men-children → man-child
man-child <pl men-children> [ˈmænˌtʃaɪld] N
- man-child
- bambino m
children's home [Brit ˈtʃɪldrənz ˌhəʊm] N
- children's home
- istituto m per l'infanzia abbandonata
latchkey child [Brit, Am ˈlætʃˌki tʃaɪld], latchkey kid [ˈlætʃkiːˌkɪd] N <pl latchkey children>
- latchkey child
- bambino m abbandonato a se stesso / bambina f abbandonata a se stessa
child <pl children> [Brit tʃʌɪld, Am tʃaɪld] N
1. child (non-adult):
- child
- bambino m / bambina f
- when I was a child
- quando ero bambino or da bambino
- to be with child arch
- essere incinta
2. child before n (young):
- child prodigy
- bambino prodigio
3. child (son, daughter):
- child
- figlio m / figlia f
4. child (product) fig:
- a child of the 60s, of nature
- un figlio degli anni '60, della natura
- it's child's play
- è un gioco da ragazzi
- the child is father to the man prov
- il fanciullo è padre dell'uomo
child labour [Am tʃaɪld ˈleɪbər] N
- child labour
- lavoro m minorile
man-child <pl men-children> [ˈmænˌtʃaɪld] N
- man-child
- bambino m
child pornography [ˌtʃaɪldpɔːˈnɒɡrəfɪ] N
- child pornography
- pedopornografia f
nurse-child <pl nurse-children> [ˈnɜːsˌtʃaɪld] N
- nurse-child
- bambino m a balia / bambina f a balia
child molester [Brit ˈtʃʌɪld məˌlɛstə] N
- child molester
- = pedofilo
children [ˈtʃɪl·drən] N
children pl of child
child <children> [tʃaɪld] pl N
1. child (person who's not fully grown):
- child
- bambino(-a) m (f)
2. child (offspring):
- child
- figlio(-a) m (f)
- to be a child of the eighties fig
- essere un prodotto degli anni Ottanta
Phrases:
- spare the rod and spoil the child prov
- il medico pietoso uccide l'ammalato prov
child <children> [tʃaɪld] pl N
1. child (person who's not fully grown):
- child
- bambino(-a) m (f)
2. child (offspring):
- child
- figlio(-a) m (f)
- to be a child of the eighties fig
- essere un prodotto degli anni Ottanta
Phrases:
- spare the rod and spoil the child prov
- il medico pietoso uccide l'ammalato prov
child's play N fig
- child's play
- gioco m da ragazzi
child abuse [ˈtʃɑild·ə·bju:s] N
- child abuse
- abuso m di minori
child-care N
- child-care
- assistenza f ai bambini
foster child N
- foster child
- bambino(-a) m (f) in affidamento
problem child N
- problem child
- bambino(-a) m (f) difficile
latchkey child N
- latchkey child
- bambino che dopo la scuola sta in casa da solo perché i genitori lavorano
child support N
- child support
- assegno m di maternità
child-resistant ADJ form
- child-resistant
- a prova di bambino
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