one-parent en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de one-parent en el diccionario inglés»francés

one-parent family SUST.

one-parent family

famille f monoparentale

Traducciones de one-parent en el diccionario francés»inglés

famille [famij] SUST. f

1. famille SOCIOL.:

famille

family

la famille Pons

the Pons family

famille monoparentale/nucléaire

one-parent/nuclear family

une famille de musiciens

a musical family

air de famille

family resemblance

c'est de famille

it runs in the family

faire partie de la famille

to be one of the family

je pars en famille

I'm going with my family

nous partons en famille

we're going as a family

de famille photo, album, histoire, arrangement

family atrbv.

ne pas avoir de famille

to have no relatives

avoir beaucoup de famille dans la région

to have lots of relatives in the area

ma seule famille est un vieil oncle

my only relative is an old uncle

rentrer dans sa famille tous les samedis

to go back home every Saturday

comment va la petite famille? coloq.

how's the family?

un petit vin des familles coloq.

a nice little wine

être de bonne famille

to come from a good family

2. famille (communauté):

famille ARTE, POL., REL.

body

la famille socialiste/surréaliste

the socialist/surrealist body

une famille politique

a political persuasion

3. famille:

famille BIOL., BOT., ZOOL.

family

4. famille LING.:

famille

family

famille de langues/mots

language/word family

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

famille d'accueil

host family

famille adoptive

adoptive family

famille naturelle

natural family

famille nombreuse

family with more than two children

famille de placement

foster family

famille recomposée SOCIOL.

reconstituted family

famille recomposée SOCIOL.

stepfamily

famille recomposée SOCIOL.

blended family ingl. am.

famille reconstituée SOCIOL.

reconstituted family

Véase también: sept, linge, Famille nombreuse

sept <pl. sept> [sɛt] ADJ. inv. PRON. SUST. m

sept

seven

les sept Familles JUEGOS

Happy Families

tourne sept fois ta langue dans ta bouche avant de parler

think long and hard before you speak

linge [lɛ̃ʒ] SUST. m

1. linge (domestique):

linge

linen

linge sale/de couleur

dirty/coloured ingl. brit. linen

2. linge (lessive):

linge

washing

avoir du linge à laver

to have some washing to do

corde ou fil à linge

clothes line

3. linge (sous-vêtements):

linge

underwear

changer de linge

to change one's underwear

4. linge (torchon):

linge

cloth

envelopper qc dans un linge

to wrap sth up in a cloth

linge de corps

underwear

linge de cuisine

kitchen towels pl.

linge de maison

household linen

linge de table

table linen

linge de toilette

bathroom linen

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

être blanc comme un linge

to be as white as a sheet

on doit laver son linge sale en famille

people shouldn't wash their dirty linen in public

déballer son linge sale

to reveal one's guilty secret

Famille nombreuse Info

Famille nombreuse

The official term for a large family, which qualifies for special benefits, discounts, and in some cases honours, and reflects a government policy of encouraging population growth.

one-parent en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de one-parent en el diccionario inglés»francés

one-parent ADJ.

one-parent

monoparental(e)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

There are special discount schemes for students, one-parent families and disabled people.

www.grough.co.uk

Sadly, in today's society there are so many one-parent families who don't have that male role model and children at a young age are very impressionable.

www.eadt.co.uk

They will also move from the one-parent family payment to a new transitional benefit.

www.irishexaminer.com

On a positive note, one-parent households are experiencing higher earnings due to higher wages.

www.brookings.edu

There was a stigma attached to being from a one-parent family.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Such a strategy must have a focus on one-parent families.

www.irishhealth.com

State pensions allowed more one-parent families to stay together, and the fashion had moved away from institutional units.

en.wikipedia.org

Children are not educated in school about the vulnerabilities of one-parent families because that might upset the children in class who are themselves being raised this way.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Every year in the budget they seem to take a dig at one-parent families.

www.limerickpost.ie

The majority of reports related to people who were perceived to be working and claiming benefits, or not meeting the criteria for the one-parent family payment.

www.thejournal.ie