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Meanings of step child in English

Russian
приёмный ребёнок
Spanish
hijastro o hijastra
Catalan
fillastre o fillastra

Child of one's spouse who isn't one's own child.

Related terms
приёмный ребёнок
Synonyms
Examples for "step-daughter"
Examples for "step-daughter"
1
To-day Lady Palliser and her step-daughter took their tea in silent dejection.
The Golden Calf
2
He drew his step-daughter towards him and kissed her on the cheek.
The Green Mummy
3
She had driven to Chelmsford upon a shopping expedition with her step-daughter.
Lady Audley's Secret
4
Her step-daughter Ivanka wore a Gabriela Hearst blazer, belted at the waist.
Independent.ie
5
Mary is her step-daughter, she can give her in marriage to me.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
1
Ye need to watch yer step son.
Fresh
2
He had a daughter, step daughter, step son and great grandchildren and spent Christmas with family in Melbourne.
News.com.au
3
A man accused of starving and murdering his four-year-old step son has told jurors how the boy's mother would withhold food as a punishment.
BBC
1
Can adopted and step children also claim the UK Ancestry Visa?
The South African
2
The family included step children and married sons and daughters with their spouses.
Our Legal Heritage: The First Thousand Years: 600 - 1600 / King ...
3
Whakatutu has a son born while he was in prison, and five step children.
Radio NZ
Usage of step child in English
1
Our Denmark is not a step child of Nature.
O. T., A Danish Romance
2
Can adopted and step children also claim the UK Ancestry Visa?
The South African
3
The family included step children and married sons and daughters with their spouses.
Our Legal Heritage: The First Thousand Years: 600 - 1600 / King ...
4
Whakatutu has a son born while he was in prison, and five step children.
Radio NZ
5
A trained research assistant used a validated inhaler technique checklist to record which steps children performed correctly.
Pubmed
6
In the context of where we were, it seemed perfectly normal to watch goose- stepping child soldiers march down the running track.
BBC