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Meanings of parental in English

Portuguese
materno
Catalan
patern

Relating to or characteristic of or befitting a parent.

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materno
Usage of parental in English
1
The industry proposals are perfectly sensible and increase parental control and choice.
The Guardian
2
The government will introduce legislation allowing parents to split paid parental leave.
Radio NZ
3
The Government is to introduce new legislation to improve parental leave entitlements.
The Irish Times
4
The booklet includes pointers regarding health, safety, equipment, discipline and parental involvement.
The Irish Times
5
ORs close to unity were seen for parental age and birth order.
Pubmed
6
Do cultural attitudes towards taking parental leave just take time to change?
The Irish Times
7
Results: Body mass index z score was not related to parental descriptors.
Pubmed
8
It was clear his parental patience was stretched to the snapping point.
Spider bones: a novel
9
High scores were associated with low family income and less parental education.
Pubmed
10
That comes down to a particular parental guidance idea that she had.
News.com.au
11
Results: Vaccination with irradiated parental cells and BCG did not provide protection.
Pubmed
12
Objective: To examine the accuracy of offspring reports of parental cardiovascular disease.
Pubmed
13
What is the 'best age' for a child to experience parental separation?
The Irish Times
14
Results indicate that parental investment is an important mediator at both levels.
Pubmed
15
Methods: An integrative review of studies measuring Hispanic parental perception was conducted.
Pubmed
16
Older age predicted helping parents buy alcohol and parental encouragement of drinking.
Pubmed
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Translations for parental
Portuguese
maternoparental
Parental through the time
Parental across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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