parenting

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English - Turkish
Anne ve baba tarafından çocuğun yetiştirilmesi

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parent
(isim) ebeveyn
parent
{i} çoğ. ana baba, ebeveyn: My parents and your parents are old friends. Bizim ana babalarımız eski dost. the
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ebeveyn

Ebeveynlerinin görüşü onun kazandıklarını aptal bir kıza harcamasıydı. - His parents' view was that he was wasting his earnings on a silly girl.

Ebeveynler çocuklarına yalan söylemenin yanlış bir şey olduğunu öğretirler. - Parents teach their children that it's wrong to lie.

parent
temel
parent
esas

Aymara kültüründe birinin ebeveynlerine saygı göstermek esastır. - In the Aymara culture, respecting one's parents is fundamental.

parent
veli

Veliler okul törenine davet edilecek. - The parents will be invited to the school celebration.

Tom veli görüşmesine gitti. - Tom went to the parent-teacher meeting.

parent
(Ticaret) ana ortaklık
parent
(Ticaret) ana şirket
parent
baş

Ebeveynlerinden başka hiç kimse onu çok iyi tanımıyor. - Apart from his parents, no one knows him very well.

Kazada ebeveynlerini kaybetmiş kıza başsağlığı bile dileyemedim. - I couldn't but sympathize with the girl who had lost her parents in the accident.

parent
ana ya da baba
parent
ana baba

Ana babasından miras kalan bir apartmana henüz taşındı. - He just moved into an apartment he inherited from his parents.

Tom hastalıklı bir çocuktu ve ana babası tarafından şımartılmıştı. - Tom was a sickly child and was mollycoddled by his parents.

parent
(Tıp) paran

Bu ifadeyi parantezler içine koymalısın. - You should put this phrase in parentheses.

Fazladan bir parantez eklediniz. - You added an extra parenthesis.

parent
(Ticaret) vade
parent
(Bilgisayar) üst öğe
parent
(Tıp) parent
parent
soy

O, Amerikan soyundandır. - She is of American parentage.

Leyla ailesi tarafından, özellikle de annesi tarafından sosyal olarak soyutlanmıştı. - Layla was socially isolated by her parents, especially her mother.

parent
(Tıp) akraba

Bu grupta anne babam ve akrabalarım var. - In this group, there are my parents and my relatives.

parent
(Tıp) hısım
parent
valideyn
parent
ç.ana baba
parent
ana

Tom ve Mary ana-babası bir intihar bombacısı tarafından öldürülmüş iki çocuğu evlat edindiler. - Tom and Mary adopted two children whose parents had been killed by a suicide bomber.

Tom, ana-babasına saygı duyar. - Tom respects his parents.

parent
ebeveyni

Eminim ebeveynin seninle çok gurur duyuyordur. - I'm sure that your parents are very proud of you.

Karakter olarak hangi ebeveynine benziyorsun? - Which of your parents do you take after in character?

stealth parenting
stealth ebeveynlik
parent
(Tıp) Anne veya baba
parent
kaynak
parent
{i} anne/baba
parent
{i} ata, cet
English - English
Process of raising and educating a child from birth until adulthood
Present participle of parent
The raising of children and all the responsibilities and activities that are involved in it
The concept of managing the growth and delegation of a parent domain into further child domains, which are derived and delegated from the parent name See also child domain; parent domain
{i} act of being a father or mother to a child, raising children
The special relationships and strategies pursued at the headquarters of a diversified group of companies
Parenting is the activity of bringing up and looking after your child. Parenting is not fully valued by society. parenting classes. the skill or activity of looking after your own children
The process of creating a hierarchical organization of objects in a scene In parenting, an object (called the parent object) is "parented" to another object (called the child object) Parenting relationships can be nested to any degree, so that one or more objects are the children of another object, which is in turn the child of another See also Hierarchy

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A group from which another group is formed, or which completely controls a subordinate group. (parent company)
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A person who acts as a parent in rearing a child. (adoptive parent, foster parent)
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The object from which a child or derived object is descended
parent
{n} a father or mother, source, head, cause
Parent
de facto
attachment parenting
{i} philosophy based on the principles that strong emotional bond with parents during childhood is a precedent of secure and sympathetic relationships during adulthood
parent
The Parent is a windowed control that contains the component Its Parent determines how the component is displayed The Left, Top, etc properties are all relative to its Parent The Parent property can, at anytime, be assigned and changed during run-time Not all components have a Parent (Submitted by: James) See "Owner Parent 101" in the Tips&Tricks Section for more information
parent
A parent, guardian, person acting as a parent of a child, or a surrogate parent who has been appointed in accordance with the law, but not the state if the child is a ward of the state
parent
One who begets, or brings forth, offspring; a father or a mother
parent
a legal guardian or other person standing in loco parentis (USC, Title 20, section 2891)
parent
{s} being the original source; (Biology) of or pertaining to a cell or organism that produces another
parent
That which produces; cause; source; author; begetter; as, idleness is the parent of vice
parent
For the purposes of PLUS loan eligibility, a student's natural or adoptive mother, father, or the spouse of a parent who remarried if the spouse's income and assets would have been taken into account when calculating a dependent student's expected family contribution
parent
a father or mother; one who begets or one who gives birth to or nurtures and raises a child; a relative who plays the role of guardian
parent
Chain letter L is a parent of letter C if C is a copy of L
parent
bring up; "raise a family"; "bring up children"
parent
To act as parent, to raise or rear
parent
{f} act as a parent; raise children, bring up kids; originate
parent
The segment located above another segment in a hierarchical tree; each segment is a parent of the segments below it See also child
parent
A parent is an immediate ancestor node of a node
parent
A student's natural or adoptive mother or father
parent
The father or mother of the householder, including a stepparent or adoptive parent Fathers-in-law and mothers-in-law are included in the "In- law" category on the questionnaire
parent
The parent of an object is the object that contains it The mailClient suite contains a script, mailClient internal parentObjOf, which does for objects what the Frontier builtin function parentOf does for table For example, parentObjOf (folder[3] message[2] subject) is folder[3] message[2]
parent
Any koutline cell which has children
parent
A radionuclide that decays to another nuclide
parent
means parent, guardian or person in parental relation to a student
parent
A natural parent, guardian, a person acting as a parent of a child, or a surrogate parent
parent
(Ticaret) An upper level item that uses a component or material (child)
parent
A parent is something that has one or more children Since a parent can also have a parent, its children will have indirect parents These are parents(grandparent, great-grandparents, etc) about their direct parents
parent
An organism from which a plant or animal is immediately biologically descended
parent
One of the two persons from whom one is immediately biologically descended; a mother or father
parent
is a term that refers to the traditional definition and also includes a legal guardian or other person standing in loco parentis (such as a grandparent or stepparent with whom the child lives, or a person who is legally responsible for the child's welfare)
parent
The source or origin of something
parent
A Message Server entry that owns another entry: for example, a folder is the parent of a message within it
parent
{i} father or mother; progenitor; forefather; animal or plant that produces or generates another; cause, origin, source; guardian; protector
parent
In object oriented computer programming, the object from which a child or derived object is descended The child object inherits methods and data fields from the parent
parent
natural parent, legal guardian, or person serving in loco parentis
parent
a biological parent or an individual who has legal responsibility for the staff member as a guardian or substitute parent in a foster care arrangement
parent
person who has had children after weighing their abilities, resources and talents and decided that having children is something they can responsibly carry out Person who is careful to be aware of the impact of their children on their own lives, on bystanders, and the world
parent
Any person who has more or less long-term, primary caregiving responsibility for a child This person may be a mother, father, grandparent, other relative, or even a non-kinsperson such as a foster parent or parent surrogate in an institutional setting Parents are generally attachment figures
parent
A relationship that exists between objects If A and B are objects, then A is a parent of B if and only if B is a child of A See child for more information
parent
The compound element that contains a given element
parent
Parent or legal guardian who is a child's best advocate, and by living with them 24 hours a day for the greatest part of their life, the most experienced member of the IEP team for that child
parent
Parent, guardian, or surrogate parent; may include grandparent or stepparent with whom a child lives, and foster parent
parent
Your parents are your mother and father. Children need their parents When you become a parent the things you once cared about seem to have less value. see also foster parent, one-parent family, single parent
parent
An organization's parent organization is the organization that created it and usually still controls it. Each unit including the parent company has its own, local management
stealth parenting
{i} employee pretending to be working or attending a meeting or other task while actually carrying out parents duties
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