kinfolk in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for kinfolk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

kinfolk [Am ˈkɪnfoʊk, Brit ˈkɪnfəʊk] N npl

kinfolk

parientes mpl

kinfolk in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for kinfolk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

kinfolk [ˈkɪnfəʊk, Am -foʊk] N + pl vb

kinfolk

parientes m pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Lot of them all over the place, in nursing homes, on strangers' sofas, in their kinfolks' basements.

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Members of current hunter-gatherer tribes say they prefer to live close to their kinfolk.

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But millions survived because of help from kinfolk and the support of their neighbors.

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Each hausa farm village was built up around a core family group (dengi) composed of agnatic kinfolk.

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If any property in his care was damaged or stolen, it was the caravan leader and his kinfolk who were obliged to recompense the owners.

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I wouldn't want none of my kinfolks to find me.

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Some newcomers benefited from a network of kinfolk and paesani, and could board with earlier immigrants from their family or village.

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It doesn't always pay to know the kinfolk of criminals.

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Three days before the wedding, the man of the house invited his kinfolks to discuss who should be invited to the wedding.

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So what happens if you're wedged in at the table with 20 kinfolk of your soon-to-be ex?

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