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Meanings of child in English
First-degree relative, direct descendant of parent.
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Usage of child in English
1
Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
2
Others limit provision to families in crisis referred by child protection services.
3
When a child experiences violence at home, they learn to tolerate violence.
4
The government is moving to set child poverty reduction targets into law.
5
Opposition parties and child welfare groups blamed the Government for this situation.
6
He said the new government made a commitment to tackling child poverty.
7
However, you also need an understanding of your child's age and stage.
8
Recent cases concerning child pornography raise two aspects of this distressing crime.
9
He was aware that she considered him her number one problem child.
10
His 'eccentric' family travelled a great deal when he was a child.
11
It was a difficult age; no longer child but not quite man.
12
The FA has since the late 1990s taken child safety extremely seriously.
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No data exists on the number of child victims of cybersex trafficking.
14
Investors are relieved its problem child has now found a new home.
15
Police said two civilians including a child were wounded in the attack.
16
Ireland has been seen as the poster child of austerity in Europe.
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Catalan
Spanish
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Child through the time
Child across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Ireland
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