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children's speech Kindersprache {f}
children's sports shoes Kindersportschuhe {pl}
children's storeKinderboutique {f}
children's storeKinderladen {m}
children's store [esp. Am.]Kindergeschäft {n} [Laden]
children's storiesKindergeschichten {pl}
children's storyKindergeschichte {f}
children's sunglasses [one pair] Kindersonnenbrille {f}
children's supplementKinderbeilage {f}
children's surgeryKinderchirurgie {f}
children's swimming poolKinderschwimmbad {n}
children's swimming pool [public] Kinderbad {n} [in Schwimmbädern, auch oft in Parks]
children's table Katzentisch {m} [hum.]
children's table Kindertisch {m}
children's tableware setKinderservice {n} [Betonung auf der 4. Silbe - Gedeck]
children's tales Kindermärchen {pl}
children's tea party Kinderteeparty {f}
children's tea set Kinderteeservice {n} [Betonung auf der 5. Silbe - Gedeck]
children's tearsKindertränen {pl}
children's teethKinderzähne {pl}
children's television Kinderfernsehen {n}
children's (television) series Kinderserie {f}
children's theater [Am.] Kindertheater {n}
children's theatre [esp. Br.]Kindertheater {n}
children's things Kindersachen {pl}
children's tickets Kinderfahrkarten {pl}
children's toilet seat Kinder-Toilettensitz {m} [Toilettenaufsatz für Kinder]
children's toothpaste Kinderzahnpasta {f}
children's toys Kinderspielsachen {pl}
children's toys {pl} Kinderspielzeug {n}
children's training camp Kindertrainingslager {n}
children's treat Kinderfest {n}
children's troublesKindersorgen {pl}
children's trousers {pl} [more than one pair]Kinderhosen {pl}
children's trousers {pl} [one pair] Kinderhose {f}
children's TV Kinderfernsehen {n}
children's TV network Kinderfernsehen {n} [Fernsehsender für Kinder]
children's (TV) channel Kinderprogramm {n} [Fernsehsender für Kinder]
children's umbrella Kinderregenschirm {m}
children's umbrella Kinderschirm {m}
children's undershirt Hemdchen {n} [Unterhemd für Kinder]
children's universityKinderuni {f} [ugs.]
children's university [Br.] <CU> Kinderuniversität {f} <KU>
children's version Kinderversion {f}
children's version Kinderfassung {f}
Children's Village Kinderdorf {n}
children's vocals {pl} Kindergesang {m}
children's voicesKinderstimmen {pl}
children's wardKinderabteilung {f}
children's ward Kinderstation {f}
children's wardrobeKinderkleiderschrank {m}
children's watch Kinderuhr {f}
children's wearKinderkleidung {f}
children's wear department Kinderabteilung {f}
children's winter boots Winterstiefel {pl} für Kinder
children's world Kinderwelt {f}
children's worriesKindersorgen {pl}
children's writer Kinderbuchautor {m}
children's zooStreichelzoo {m}
[children's section of youth organisation in GDR] Junge Pioniere {pl}
(children's) picture book of war Kriegsbilderbuch {n} [Kinderbuch]
(children's) story time Märchenstunde {f}
child-resistant kindersicher [von Kindern nicht zu öffnen oder für sie nicht erreichbar]
child's / children's slide Kinderrutsche {f}
child's / children's swingKinderschaukel {f}
child's armchair Kindersessel {m}
child's armchair Kinderfauteuil {m} [österr.] [schweiz.]
child's ass [vulg.] [Am.] Kinderarsch {m} [vulg.]
child's asset Kindesvermögen {n}
child's backside [coll.] Kinderhintern {m} [ugs.]
child's bag [small]Kindertäschchen {n}
child's bankKinderbank {f}
child's bedKinderbett {n}
child's behind Kinderhintern {m}
child's bicycleKinderrad {n}
child's bicycleKinderfahrrad {n}
child's bike Kinderrad {n}
child's bike Kinderfahrrad {n}
child's birthday Kindergeburtstag {m}
child's body [cadaver] Kinderleiche {f}
child's bottom Kinderpo {m}
child's bottomKinderhintern {m}
child's bottom [esp. Br.]Kinderpopo {m} [ugs.]
child's bum [Br.] [coll.]Kinderpopo {m} [ugs.]
child's butt [Am.] Kinderhintern {m}
child's casket [Am.] Kindersarg {m}
child's chair Kinderstuhl {m}
child's choice Kindeswille {m}
child's clothingKinderkleidung {f}
child's coffin Kindersarg {m}
child's corpseKinderleiche {f}
child's crown of Otto III Kinderkrone {f} Ottos III.
child's cycle Kinderfahrrad {n}
child's deferred assuranceAussteuerversicherung {f}
child's drawingKinderzeichnung {f}
child's dreamKindertraum {m}
child's eye Kinderauge {n}
child's eyes Kinderaugen {pl}
child's face Kindergesicht {n}
child's faithKinderglaube {m}
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