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I. fa·ther ['fɑːðəʳ] N
father
like father, like son
from father to son
be the father of sth
II. fa·ther ['fɑːðəʳ] VB trans
to father a child
'fos·ter fa·ther N
foster father
foster father
'fa·ther-in-law <pl fathers- [or Brit also -s]> N
father-in-law
father-in-law
Holy 'Fa·ther N
'Fa·ther's Day N no pl
oci m
Fa·ther 'Christ·mas N esp Brit
putative father, leader, offender
lone father, parent
my father used to say ...
Present
Ifather
youfather
he/she/itfathers
wefather
youfather
theyfather
Past
Ifathered
youfathered
he/she/itfathered
wefathered
youfathered
theyfathered
Present Perfect
Ihavefathered
youhavefathered
he/she/ithasfathered
wehavefathered
youhavefathered
theyhavefathered
Past Perfect
Ihadfathered
youhadfathered
he/she/ithadfathered
wehadfathered
youhadfathered
theyhadfathered
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