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Meanings of offspring in English

Portuguese
descendência
Catalan
descendent
Spanish
vástago

Those who descend from a biological ancestor, through any number of generations.

descendência
Portuguese
cria
Catalan
petit
Spanish
vástago

Living being as genetically proceeding from an other one.

cria
Russian
ребёнок
Portuguese
progenitura
Spanish
progenie
Catalan
progènie
f. daughter

In biology, the product of reproduction of an organism.

Related terms
ребёнок

Something that comes into existence as a result.

Antonyms
Examples for "parent"
Examples for "parent"
1
Unfortunately, however, families rarely prepare for an aging parent's future care needs.
Pubmed
2
One Family has been working for 35 years to support one-parent families.
The Irish Times
3
The company addressed that problem by consolidating debt at the parent level.
Reuters
4
UAP is the parent company of New Ireland in the Irish market.
The Irish Times
5
Both have long bedeviled debate on the issue of single parent families.
The Irish Times
Usage of offspring in English
1
And his offspring continue to cast a shadow over the oil-rich state.
Reuters
2
Its offspring would increase with the years, often without acknowledging their patrimony.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
3
Maternal stress is a key risk factor in the development of offspring.
Pubmed
4
Though there have of course been many long-lived offspring, down the years.
From hell with love
5
However, these effects were completely or partially rescued in the H9N offspring.
Pubmed
6
Increasing evidence suggests intergenerational effects of maternal early adversity on offspring self-regulation.
Pubmed
7
Furthermore, genetic diseases spread the influences to other relations including their offspring.
Pubmed
8
It is well known that smoking during pregnancy can affect offspring health.
Pubmed
9
Effects of praziquantel treatment during pregnancy on responses among offspring are unknown.
Pubmed
10
Objective: To examine the accuracy of offspring reports of parental cardiovascular disease.
Pubmed
11
I often wonder if my offspring will be this easy to train.
Calamity jayne
12
There is growing evidence that maternal experience influences offspring via non-genetic mechanisms.
Pubmed
13
Nutrient stresses during neonatal life increase long-term offspring risk for cardiometabolic diseases.
Pubmed
14
However, some of these patients can transmit retinoblastoma predisposition to their offspring.
Pubmed
15
Some citizens thought the offspring of Breeders should stay in that role.
Enclave
16
Background: Anesthesia in pregnant rodents causes neurotoxicity in fetal and offspring rodents.
Pubmed
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Translations for offspring
Offspring through the time
Offspring across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common