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foster child
Pflegekind

в PONS речника

ˈfos·ter child СЪЩ

Pflegekind ср <-(e)s, -er>
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I. fos·ter [ˈfɒstəʳ, Am ˈfɑ:stɚ] ГЛАГ прх

1. foster (as family):

2. foster (encourage development):

to foster sth [in sb]
etw [bei jdm] fördern

II. fos·ter [ˈfɒstəʳ, Am ˈfɑ:stɚ] ГЛАГ нпрх

III. fos·ter [ˈfɒstəʳ, Am ˈfɑ:stɚ] СЪЩ modifier

foster (brother, child, family, home, mother, parents):

I. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] СЪЩ

1. child (young human):

Kind ср <-(e)s, -er>
Fötus м <-(ses), -se>
Kleinkind ср <-(e)s, -er>
ПСИХ the inner child

2. child:

Kind ср <-(e)s, -er>
Nachkomme м <-n, -n>
Sohn м <-(e)s, Sö̱h·ne>
Tochter f <-, Töchter>

3. child прин (immature person):

Kind ср <-(e)s, -er>

4. child (product):

Phrases:

to be [great] with child остар
to be [great] with child остар

II. child <pl -dren> [tʃaɪld, pl tʃɪldrən] СЪЩ modifier

Запис в OpenDict

foster ГЛАГ

Запис в OpenDict

child СЪЩ

child (lower level in a hierarchy) ИНФОРМ
child (lower level in a hierarchy) ИНФОРМ
Present
Ifoster
youfoster
he/she/itfosters
wefoster
youfoster
theyfoster
Past
Ifostered
youfostered
he/she/itfostered
wefostered
youfostered
theyfostered
Present Perfect
Ihavefostered
youhavefostered
he/she/ithasfostered
wehavefostered
youhavefostered
theyhavefostered
Past Perfect
Ihadfostered
youhadfostered
he/she/ithadfostered
wehadfostered
youhadfostered
theyhadfostered

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At some point in the past, he was a foster child.
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She is a foster child and is looked after by a happiness-obsessed, brown-haired family with strange customs.
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She raised a family of five children and one foster child while also starting several local businesses.
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They are provided in the form of: grants for older persons; disability grants; war veterans grants; care dependency grants; foster child grants; child support grants; grant-in-aid; social relief of distress.
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Even so, this foster child has been tossed from home to home and has experienced some of the most terrifying things she possibly could.
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