stepchild in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for stepchild in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stepchild <pl stepchildren> [Am ˈstɛpˌtʃaɪld, Brit ˈstɛptʃʌɪld] N

stepchild

hijastro m

stepchild

hijastra f

red-headed stepchild <pl red-headed stepchildren> [ˈredˌhedəd steptʃaɪld] N esp Am inf

red-headed stepchild

pariente m pobre / parienta f pobre

the red-headed stepchild of the industry

el pariente pobre or la cenicienta de la industria

stepchild in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stepchild in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stepchild N

stepchild

hijastro(-a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

And the good news is with this honest compromise, our kids, our taxpayers and our teachers aren't a stepchild in the state.

www.chicagotribune.com

Despite the staggering statistics, mental health remains the ugly stepchild of the global health movement; dismissed as marginal and too complex to address.

www.globalpost.com

It should not be a stepchild to other cities.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It's like the mental health part of the state budget is the red-headed stepchild.

marylandreporter.com

A report last week found that nearly a third of all couples bringing up children have a stepchild living with them.

www.telegraph.co.uk

As at least a stepchild of the civil rights movement, he shares its sense of having made history.

www.realclearpolitics.com

So you feel like a stepchild to both cultures.

www.colorlines.com

We're treated like the ugly stepchild of track and field.

www.wired.com

You're always a stepchild and what money you get, people on the main campus resent.

www.timesunion.com

He married twice and had two children and a stepchild.

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