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English-German translation for: [child]
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Dictionary English German: [child]

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English German
spoiled {adj} {past-p} [esp. child]
2280
verwöhnt
ragged {adj} [clothes; child]
1251
zerlumpt [Kleidung; Kind]
conceived {adj} {past-p} [child]
1178
empfangen [Kind]
good {adj} [of a child]
1032
brav [Kind]
spoiled {adj} {past-p} [child]
629
verzogen [Kind]
pet {adj} [attr.] [favourite] [e.g. project, hate, theory, child]
453
Lieblings- [z. B. Projekt, Hassobjekt, Theorie, Kind]
grumpy {adj} [child]
383
quengelig [ugs.]
childish {adj} [of, like, or appropriate to a child]
369
kindlich
affectionate {adj} [child, pet]
365
anhänglich
virtuous {adj} [child, person]
205
brav [Kind, veraltend auch Mann, Frau]
fractious {adj} [child]
86
aufsässig
wriggly {adj} [fish, child]
72
zappelnd
spoilt {adj} {past-p} [Br.] [child]
65
verzogen [Kind]
wicked {adj} [esp. of a child]
46
unartig
energetic {adj} [child]
37
lebhaft
posthumous {adj} [child, born after the death of the father]
36
nachgeboren
crotchety {adj} [child]
34
quengelig [ugs.] [Kind]
misbehaving {adj} [esp. of a child]
33
unartig
bold {adj} [Irish] [esp. of a child] [naughty]
20
böse [ungezogen]
teachable {adj} [animal, child]
18
lernfähig
sweet {adj} [e.g. of a child]
11
herzig
med. enuretic {adj} [e.g. child]
7
bettnässend [z. B. Kind]
med. hyperkinetic {adj} [e.g. child, syndrome]
6
hyperkinetisch
unmanageable {adj} [recalcitrant] [e.g., animal, person, child]
6
unbändig [widerspenstig] [z. B. Tier, Person, Kind]
unmarried {adj} [concerning a parent / parents of a child born out of wedlock]
5
unehelich [Eltern / Elternteil eines nicht ehelichen Kindes betreffend]
childproof {adj} [also: child proof]kindergesichert
law illegitimate {adj} [child]nicht ehelich [Kind]
Lookit! [child's language] [look at that]Schau da!
sb. fostered [child]jd. zog auf
sb. fosters [child]jd. zieht auf
street {adj} [attr.] [e.g. art, carnival, child, cleaning, directory]Straßen- [innerorts] [z. B. Kunst, Karneval, Kind, Reinigung, Verzeichnis]
Verbs
to spoil [a child]
2475
verwöhnen [verziehen]
to rear sb./sth. [a child, an animal]
1347
jdn./etw. aufziehen [ein Kind, ein Tier]
to yell [like a child]
320
bläken [ugs.] [pej.]
to foster sb. [bring up a child that is not one's own by birth]
220
jdn. aufziehen [ein Findelkind, ein Pflegekind]
to bear sth. [a child]
136
etw. austragen [ein Kind] [schwanger sein]
to dribble [child, old person]
110
sabbern [ugs.]
to scamper [person, child, puppy]
69
trippeln
to scamper [person, child, puppy]
48
trappeln
to whine [child, siren]
48
plärren [ugs.]
med. to conceive (sth.) [become pregnant (with a child)]
27
(etw.Akk.) konzipieren [(mit einem Kind) schwanger werden]
to beat sb. [person, esp. child]jdn. wichsen [österr.] [sonst regional]
to orphan sb./sth. [a child; an elephant calf, etc.]jdn./etw. zur Waise machen [ein Kind; ein Elefantenkalb etc.]
to parent [raise / bring up a child]ein Kind erziehen
Nouns
varmint [Am.] [coll.] [mischievous person, especially child]
451
Racker {m}
tad [coll.] [Am.] [Can.] [small child, esp. boy]
406
Wicht {m} [ugs.] [kleines Kind, bes. kleiner Junge]
varmint [Am.] [coll.] [mischievous person, especially child]
402
Tunichtgut {m}
exposure [to sth.] [also of a child]
206
Aussetzung {f} [Licht, Gefahren etc.] [auch Kindesaussetzung]
telltale [esp. Br.] [pej.] [person, especially a child]
201
Petze {f} [ugs.] [pej.]
fidget [person, esp. child]
196
Zappelphilipp {m}
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