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Definition
Synonym
eheliches
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
eheliches
Kind
legitimate child
ehelich; ehelich geboren
adj
jur.
eheliches
Kind
eheliche Abkömmlinge
eheliche Abstammung
f
eheliche Geburt
f
eheliche Nachkommen
ein Kind für ehelich erklären
legitimate; of legitimate birth; born in (lawful) wedlock
legitimate child
legitimate descendants offspring
legitimate descent
legitimate birth; legitimacy
legitimate issue
to declare a child (to be) legitimate; to legitimize legitimise
Br.
a child
ehelich
adj
; Ehe…
eheliche Beziehungen
eheliches
Leben
eheliche Pflichten
Eheprobleme
pl
eheliche Rechte
eheliche Treue
eheliches
Verhalten
ehelicher Verkehr
eheliches
Vermögen
ehelicher Wohnsitz
matrimonial; conjugal; connubial
poet.
; marital
marital relations
married life; conjugal life
matrimonial conjugal marital duties
marital problems
conjugal rights; marital rights
conjugal fidelity
matrimonial conduct
marital intercourse
matrimonial property; matrimonial assets
matrimonial residence; matrimonial domicile
ehelich
adj
; Ehe...
eheliche Beziehungen
eheliches
Leben
eheliche Pflichten
Eheprobleme
pl
eheliche Rechte
eheliche Treue
eheliches
Verhalten
ehelicher Verkehr
eheliches
Vermögen
ehelicher Wohnsitz
matrimonial; conjugal; connubial
poet.
; marital
marital relations
married life; conjugal life
matrimonial conjugal marital duties
marital problems
conjugal rights; marital rights
conjugal fidelity
matrimonial conduct
marital intercourse
matrimonial property; matrimonial assets
matrimonial residence; matrimonial domicile
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legitimate child Synonyme
legitimate
acceptable
actionable
actor-proof
admissible
all-star
allowable
applicable
authentic
authoritative
authorize
authorized
ballet
balletic
binding
bona fide
by law
candid
card-carrying
certify
cinematic
cinematographic
cogent
competent
condonable
consistent
constitutional
correct
credible
de jure
defensible
dinkum
dispensable
dramatic
dramatical
dramaturgic
excusable
exemptible
expiable
fair
film
filmic
following the letter
forgivable
genuine
good
ham
hammy
histrionic
honest
honest-to-God
inartificial
inoffensive
judicial
juridical
just
justiciable
justifiable
kosher
lawful
lawmaking
legal
legalize
legislative
legit
legitimatize
legitimize
legitimized
licit
lifelike
literal
logical
melodramatic
milked
monodramatic
movie
natural
naturalistic
operatic
original
overacted
overplayed
pardonable
permissible
plausible
proper
pure
rational
real
realistic
reasonable
remissible
right
rightful
sanction
sanctionable
sanctioned
sane
scenic
self-consistent
sensible
simon-pure
simple
sincere
solid
sound
spectacular
stagelike
stageworthy
stagy
starstruck
statutory
stellar
sterling
substantial
sufficient
sure-enough
theaterlike
theatrical
thespian
thrown away
true
true to life
true to nature
true to reality
unadulterated
unaffected
unassumed
unassuming
uncolored
unconcocted
uncopied
uncounterfeited
underacted
underplayed
undisguised
undisguising
undistorted
unexaggerated
unfabricated
unfanciful
unfeigned
unfeigning
unfictitious
unflattering
unimagined
unimitated
uninvented
unobjectionable
unpretended
unpretending
unqualified
unromantic
unsimulated
unspecious
unsynthetic
unvarnished
valid
validate
vaudevillian
venial
verbal
verbatim
veridical
verisimilar
vindicable
warrant
warrantable
weighty
well-argued
well-founded
well-grounded
wholesome
within the law
word-for-word
eheliches 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
Legitimate
(
a.
)
Accordant
with
law
or
with
established
legal
forms
and
requirements
Legitimate
(
a.
)
Lawfully
begotten
Legitimate
(
a.
)
Authorized
Legitimate
(
a.
)
Conforming
to
known
principles,
or
accepted
rules
Legitimate
(
a.
)
Following
by
logical
sequence
Legitimate
(
v.
t.)
To
make
legitimate,
lawful,
or
valid
legitimate child 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
child
pornography
kiddie
porn
kiddy
porn
the
illegal
use
of
children
in
pornographic
pictures
or
films
childcare
child
care
a
service
involving
care
for
other
people's
children
child's
room
a
bedroom
for
a
child
child's
body
the
body
of
a
human
child
developmental
psychology
genetic
psychology
child
psychology
the
branch
of
psychology
that
studies
the
social
and
mental
development
of
children
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)
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
child-proof
childproof
make
safe
against
children,
childproof
the
apartment
legitimate
make
(an
illegitimate
child)
legitimate,
declare
the
legitimacy
of
(someone),
They
legitimized
their
natural
child
legitimate
show
or
affirm
to
be
just
and
legitimate
legalize
legalise
decriminalize
decriminalise
legitimize
legitimise
legitimate
legitimatize
legitimatise
make
legal,
Marijuana
should
be
legalized
big(p)
enceinte
expectant
gravid
great(p)
large(p)
heavy(p)
with
child(p)
in
an
advanced
stage
of
pregnancy,
was
big
with
child,
was
great
with
child
child-centered
designed
to
promote
a
child's
personal
qualities
rather
than
to
provide
training
or
information
lawful
legitimate
licit
authorized,
sanctioned
by,
or
in
accordance
with
law,
a
legitimate
government
legitimate
of
marriages
and
offspring,
recognized
as
lawful
legitimate
in
accordance
with
recognized
or
accepted
standards
or
principles,
legitimate
advertising
practices
legitimate
logical
based
on
known
statements
or
events
or
conditions,
rain
was
a
logical
expectation,
given
the
time
of
year
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