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Definition
Synonym
Kindererziehung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Kindererziehung
child education
Kindererziehung
f
child education
Kindererziehung
f
; Erziehung
f
child-rearing; child education; parenting
Erziehung
f
soc.
Kindererziehung
f
; Erziehung
f
Wir sind alle das, was Natur und Erziehung aus uns gemacht haben.
upbringing; nurture
parenting; child-rearing
We are all what nature and nurture have made us.
Konsequenz
f
; konsequentes Vorgehen (bei etw.)
Konsequenz bei der
Kindererziehung
die konsequente Anwendung der Auswahlkriterien
consistency (in sth. in doing sth.)
consistency in bringing up children
consistency in applying the eligibility criteria
Hausarrest
m
; Ausgehverbot
n
Hausarrest Stubenarrest
veraltend
Ausgehverbot in der
Kindererziehung
Hausarrest haben; Ausgehverbot haben (Kind)
einem Kind Hausarrest geben verpassen aufbrummen
confinement to the house; ban on going out
grounding
to be grounded (of a child)
to ground a child
Deutsche
Kindererziehung Synonyme
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Englische
child education Synonyme
child
adolescent
angel
artifact
babe
baby
bairn
boy
brain
child
brat
brood
bud
cherub
chick
chickabiddy
child
of nature
chit
coinage
composition
concoction
creation
creature
crowning achievement
darling
daughter
descendant
descendants
dickens
distillation
dove
dupe
effect
end product
essence
extract
foetus
foster
child
fruit
girl
grand
child
granddaughter
grandson
handiwork
heiress
hick
infant
ingenue
innocent
invention
issue
juvenile
kid
kitten
lad
laddie
lamb
lambkin
lass
lassie
little bugger
little fellow
little guy
little innocent
little one
little tad
little tot
lout
manufacture
masterpiece
masterwork
mere
child
minor
mintage
mite
moppet
neonate
new mintage
newborn
newborn babe
nipper
noble savage
oaf
offspring
opera
opus
opuscule
origination
outcome
outgrowth
peewee
posterity
product
production
progeniture
progeny
puss
result
rube
runabout
scion
seed
shaver
simple soul
small fry
son
son and heir
sonny
step
child
stepdaughter
stepson
stripling
tad
teenager
teener
teenybopper
toddler
tot
unsophisticate
wee tot
work
yokel
young hopeful
young man
youngling
youngster
youth
child
bearing
accouchement
bearing
birth
birth throes
birthing
blessed event
child
bed
child
birth
confinement
delivery
genesis
giving birth
hatching
having a baby
labor
multiparity
nascency
nativity
parturition
the Nativity
the stork
travail
child
hood
adolescence
babyhood
beginnings
birth
boyhood
cradle
freshman year
genesis
girlhood
inception
inchoation
incipience
incipiency
incunabula
infancy
maidenhead
maidenhood
minority
nascence
nascency
nativity
origin
origination
parturition
pre-teens
pregnancy
puberty
subteens
teens
youth
child
ish
arrested
asinine
babish
babyish
backward
beardless
boyish
boylike
calflike
child
like
coltish
decrepit
doddering
doddery
doited
doting
fatuous
foolish
girlish
girllike
immature
inexperienced
infantile
infantine
juvenile
kiddish
maiden
maidenly
moronic
naive
puerile
puplike
puppyish
puppylike
retarded
senile
silly
simple
slow
sophomoric
underdeveloped
undeveloped
unsophisticated
wanting
child
ishness
anility
babyishness
boylikeness
caducity
callowness
child
likeness
decline
dotage
dotardism
girlishness
immaturity
imprudence
inadvisability
inattention
inconsideration
indiscreetness
indiscretion
inexpedience
infantilism
injudiciousness
irrationality
maidenliness
pompousness
puerilism
puerility
reasonlessness
recklessness
second
child
hood
senectitude
senile debility
senile dementia
senile psychosis
senile weakness
senilism
senility
senselessness
stuffiness
thoughtlessness
unintelligence
unreason
unreasonableness
unsensibleness
unsoundness
unthoughtfulness
unwisdom
unwiseness
witlessness
child
less
acarpous
arid
barren
celibate
desert
desolate
drained
dried-up
dry
exhausted
fallow
fruitless
gaunt
gelded
impotent
ineffectual
infecund
infertile
issueless
jejune
leached
menopausal
nonfertile
nonproducing
nonproductive
nonprolific
sine prole
sterile
sucked dry
teemless
uncultivated
unfertile
unfruitful
unplowed
unproductive
unprolific
unsown
untilled
virgin
waste
wasted
without issue
child
like
angelic
artless
babish
babyish
beardless
blameless
bluff
blunt
born yesterday
boyish
boylike
calflike
candid
child
ish
clear
coltish
confiding
credulous
decrepit
dependent
depending
direct
doddering
doddery
doited
doting
dovelike
faultless
frank
girlish
girllike
guileless
guiltless
immature
in the clear
incorrupt
infantile
infantine
ingenu
ingenuous
innocent
kiddish
lamblike
maiden
maidenly
naive
not guilty
offenseless
open
openhearted
outspoken
plain
prelapsarian
pristine
puerile
puplike
puppyish
puppylike
reliant
relying
reproachless
sans reproche
senile
simple
simplehearted
simpleminded
sincere
single-hearted
single-minded
sinless
trustful
trusting
trusty
unassuming
uncorrupted
undefiled
undissembling
unfallen
unguarded
unlapsed
unreserved
unsophisticated
unsuspecting
unsuspicious
untouched by evil
unwary
with clean hands
without reproach
without suspicion
young
youthful
child
ren
babyhood
boyhood
breed
brood
child
kind
descendants
descent
family
folks
fruit
get
girlhood
grand
child
ren
great-grand
child
ren
hearth
heirs
homefolks
hostages to fortune
house
household
inheritors
issue
kids
lineage
little kids
little ones
menage
new generation
offspring
people
posterity
progeny
rising generation
seed
small fry
sons
succession
tots
treasures
young
young blood
young fry
young people
younglings
youngsters
youth
Kindererziehung Definition
Child
(
n.
)
A
son
or
a
daughter
Child
(
n.
)
A
descendant,
however
remote
Child
(
n.
)
One
who,
by
character
of
practice,
shows
signs
of
relationship
to,
or
of
the
influence
of,
another
Child
(
n.
)
A
noble
youth.
See
Childe.
Child
(
n.
)
A
young
person
of
either
sex.
esp.
one
between
infancy
and
youth
Child
(
n.
)
A
female
infant.
Child
(
v.
i.)
To
give
birth
Education
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
educating
child education Bedeutung
child
abuse
the
physical
or
emotional
or
sexual
mistreatment
of
children
child
neglect
failure
of
caretakers
to
provide
adequate
emotional
and
physical
care
for
a
child
play
child's
play
activity
by
children
that
is
guided
more
by
imagination
than
by
fixed
rules,
Freud
believed
in
the
utility
of
play
to
a
small
child
child's
game
a
game
enjoyed
by
children
cinch
breeze
picnic
snap
duck
soup
child's
play
pushover
walkover
piece
of
cake
any
undertaking
that
is
easy
to
do,
marketing
this
product
will
be
no
picnic
Secretary
of
Education
Education
Secretary
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Education
Department,
the
post
of
Education
Secretary
was
created
in
Secretary
of
Health
Education
and
Welfare
head
of
a
former
executive
department
created
in
and
divided
into
two
departments
in
education
the
profession
of
teaching
(especially
at
a
school
or
college
or
university)
child
pornography
kiddie
porn
kiddy
porn
the
illegal
use
of
children
in
pornographic
pictures
or
films
education
instruction
teaching
pedagogy
didactics
educational
activity
the
activities
of
educating
or
instructing,
activities
that
impart
knowledge
or
skill,
he
received
no
formal
education,
our
instruction
was
carefully
programmed,
good
classroom
teaching
is
seldom
rewarded
continuing
education
a
program
of
instruction
designed
primarily
for
adult
students
who
participate
part-time
adult
education
a
course
(via
lectures
or
correspondence)
for
adults
who
are
not
otherwise
engaged
in
formal
study
elementary
education
education
in
elementary
subjects
(reading
and
writing
and
arithmetic)
provided
to
young
students
at
a
grade
school
higher
education
education
provided
by
a
college
or
university
secondary
education
education
beyond
the
elementary
grades,
provided
by
a
high
school
or
college
preparatory
school
childcare
child
care
a
service
involving
care
for
other
people's
children
child's
room
a
bedroom
for
a
child
education
training
breeding
the
result
of
good
upbringing
(especially
knowledge
of
correct
social
behavior),
a
woman
of
breeding
and
refinement
child's
body
the
body
of
a
human
child
education
the
gradual
process
of
acquiring
knowledge,
education
is
a
preparation
for
life,
a
girl's
education
was
less
important
than
a
boy's
physical
education
training
in
the
development
of
and
care
for
the
human
body,
stresses
athletics,
includes
hygiene
self-education
selfultivation
the
process
of
educating
yourself
special
education
education
of
physically
or
mentally
handicapped
children
whose
needs
cannot
be
met
in
an
ordinary
classroom
vocational
training
vocational
education
training
for
a
specific
vocation
in
industry
or
agriculture
or
trade
education
knowledge
acquired
by
learning
and
instruction,
it
was
clear
that
he
had
a
very
broad
education
developmental
psychology
genetic
psychology
child
psychology
the
branch
of
psychology
that
studies
the
social
and
mental
development
of
children
Master
of
Education
MEd
a
master's
degree
in
education
Doctor
of
Education
EdD
DEd
a
doctor's
degree
in
education
Department
of
Education
Education
Department
Education
the
United
States
federal
department
that
administers
all
federal
programs
dealing
with
education
(including
federal
aid
to
educational
institutions
and
students),
created
Department
of
Health
Education
and
Welfare
a
former
executive
department
of
the
United
States
government,
created
in
and
divided
in
school
board
board
of
education
a
board
in
charge
of
local
public
schools
child
welfare
agency
child
welfare
service
an
administrative
unit
responsible
for
social
work
concerned
with
the
welfare
and
vocational
training
of
children
bastard
by-blow
love
child
illegitimate
child
illegitimate
whoreson
the
illegitimate
offspring
of
unmarried
parents
c
child
kid
youngster
minor
shaver
nipper
small
fry
tiddler
tike
tyke
fry
nestling
a
young
person
of
either
sex,
she
writes
books
for
children,
they're
just
kids,
`tiddler'
is
a
British
term
for
youngster
child
kid
a
human
offspring
(son
or
daughter)
of
any
age,
they
had
three
children,
they
were
able
to
send
their
kids
to
college
child
baby
an
immature
childish
person,
he
remained
a
child
in
practical
matters
as
long
as
he
lived,
stop
being
a
baby!
child
a
member
of
a
clan
or
tribe,
the
children
of
Israel
child
prodigy
infant
prodigy
wonder
child
a
prodigy
whose
talents
are
recognized
at
an
early
age,
Mozart
was
a
child
prodigy
female
child
girl
little
girl
a
youthful
female
person,
the
baby
was
a
girl,
the
girls
were
just
learning
to
ride
a
tricycle
fosterhild
foster
child
fosterling
a
child
who
is
raised
by
foster
parents
hippie
hippy
hipster
flower
child
someone
who
rejects
the
established
culture,
advocates
extreme
liberalism
in
politics
and
lifestyle
latchkey
child
a
school-age
child
who
is
home
without
adult
supervision
for
part
of
the
day
(especially
after
school
until
a
parent
returns
home
from
work)
male
child
boy
a
youthful
male
person,
the
baby
was
a
boy,
she
made
the
boy
brush
his
teeth
every
night,
most
soldiers
are
only
boys
in
uniform
pederast
paederast
child
molester
a
man
who
has
sex
(usually
sodomy)
with
a
boy
as
the
passive
partner
poster
child
a
child
afflicted
by
some
disease
or
deformity
whose
picture
is
used
on
posters
to
raise
money
for
charitable
purposes,
she
was
the
poster
child
for
muscular
dystrophy
schoolchild
school-age
child
pupil
a
young
person
attending
school
(up
through
senior
high
school)
Secretary
of
Education
Education
Secretary
the
person
who
holds
the
secretaryship
of
the
Department
of
Education,
Carter
appointed
Shirley
Hufstedler
as
the
first
Secretary
of
Education
waif
street
child
a
homeless
child
especially
one
forsaken
or
orphaned,
street
children
beg
or
steal
in
order
to
survive
child
support
court-ordered
support
paid
by
one
spouse
to
the
other
who
has
custody
of
the
children
after
the
parents
are
separated
General
Certificate
of
Secondary
Education
GCSE
O
level
the
basic
level
of
a
subject
taken
in
school
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