Angličtina | Polsčina |
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child (computing) object which has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object noun | dzieckonoun |
child noun a minor | dzieckonoun |
child noun child; daughter, son, someone's child | dziecięnoun dzieckonoun |
child-free | |
child-in-law noun spouse of one's child | synowanoun |
Child Jesus | |
child labour noun work performed by children | praca dziecinoun |
child pornography noun pornographic materials depicting minors | |
child prodigy noun talented young person | cudowne dzieckonoun |
child prostitution noun use of a child for sexual activities for profit | |
child safety seat noun a car safety restraint designed for infants and young children | foteliknoun |
child sexual abuse | |
child support noun ongoing obligation for periodic payment | alimentynoun |
child's play noun something particularly simple or easy | dziecinadanoun pikuśnoun |
childbirth noun act of giving birth | poródnoun |
childe | |
childfree | |
childhood noun early stages of development of something | dzieciństwonoun |
childhood noun state of being a child | dzieciństwonoun |
childhood noun time when one is a child | dzieciństwonoun |
childish adjective behaving immaturely | dziecinnyadjective infantylnyadjective |
childish adjective suitable for a child | dziecięcyadjective |
childishly adverb in a childish manner | dziecinnieadverb |
childishness noun childishness | dziecinadanoun |
childless adjective not having any children | bezdzietnyadjective bezpotomnyadjective |
childlessly adverb | bezdzietnieadverb bezpotomnieadverb |
childlessness noun state of being childless | bezdzietnośćnoun bezpotomnośćnoun |
childlike adjective innocent and trustful; credulous; artless | dziecinnyadjective |
childlike adjective of, like, or suitable for a child | dziecinnyadjective |
childminder noun person who looks after other people's children | |
childrearing noun raising of children |