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Meanings of orphanages in inglés

ruso
подкидышный дом
portugués
orfanatos
español
orfanatorio
catalán
orfanat
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Residential institution devoted to the care of orphans.

orfanatorio
Usage of orphanages in inglés
1
Earlier, we had read about the horrendous conditions of orphanages in Romania.
Feminist dot com
2
Children are being placed in orphanages where similar objectives are being pursued.
The Irish Times
3
Thirty years on, will the guilty pay for horror of Ceaușescu orphanages?
The Guardian
4
She spent her afternoons visiting asylums, prisons, and orphanages and avoided society.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
5
Back in Christmas 1992, a friend showed him photographs of Romanian orphanages.
The Irish Times
6
Now we give money to churches, orphanages, ministries all over the world.
Night of knives
7
They knew what Jasmin had done to found schools, orphanages, and creches.
Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
8
The following summer, orphanages, hospitals and shelters were overflowing with the desperate.
The Guardian
9
Through their influence, orphanages have been founded, schools established, and hospitals opened.
The New North
10
They were swiftly put into separate orphanages because her father was at sea.
The Irish Times
11
Other files obtained and analysed by Zenz detailed cases of children in orphanages.
The Guardian
12
The officer said: The Zionists are going through the orphanages now.
And the rat laughed
13
Child rights campaigners claim the country is also home to numerous unregistered orphanages.
The Guardian
14
He said that the rest of the tickets were given away to orphanages.
Reuters
15
I met them in foster homes, in orphanages, in schools and summer camps.
Ghost Story
16
But there are reports of orphanages that are still really bad.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
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United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common