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Child
enfant

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

child <pl children> [Brit tʃʌɪld, Am tʃaɪld] N

1. child (non-adult):

child
enfant mf
when I was a child
quand j'étais enfant
to be with child archaic
porter un enfant (en son sein) dated

2. child attr (young):

child star/prodigy
enfant mf vedette/prodige

3. child (product) fig:

a child of the 60s/of nature
un enfant des années soixante/de la nature
it's child's play
c'est un jeu d'enfant
the child is father to the man prov
l'enfant fait l'homme prov

child psychiatry N

child psychiatry
pédopsychiatrie f

child molester N

child molester
agresseur m d'enfants

child psychiatrist N

child psychiatrist
pédopsychiatre mf

child prodigy N

child prodigy
enfant mf prodige

child pornography N

child pornography
pédopornographie f

child abuse N

child abuse (gen)
mauvais traitements mpl infligés à un enfant
child abuse (sexual)
sévices mpl sexuels exercés sur l'enfant

child abuser N

child abuser
personne f qui exerce des sévices sexuels sur les enfants

child benefit N Brit

child benefit
≈ allocations fpl familiales

child care N

child care
≈ puériculture f

u rečniku PONS

child <children> [tʃaɪld] N

child
enfant m
unborn child
enfant à naître
two-year-old child
enfant de deux ans

Phrases:

a flower child
hippie mf
you are your mother's/father's child
tu tiens de ta mère/de ton père
children should be seen and not heard prov
on devrait pouvoir profiter des enfants sans les désagréments

latchkey child N

latchkey child
enfant dont les parents travaillent et qui est livré à lui-même

child abuse N no pl

child abuse
mauvais mpl traitements à enfants
child abuse sexual
sévices mpl sexuels

love child N

love child
enfant m de l'amour

child benefit N

child benefit
≈ allocations fpl familiales

child's play N

child's play
jeu m d'enfant

problem child N

problem child
enfant m à problèmes

child-resistant ADJ form

child-resistant
résistant(e) aux enfants
OpenDict unos

one-child policy N

one-child policy
politique de l'enfant unique f
spoilt child
gâté(e)
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

child <children> [tʃaɪld] N

child
enfant m
unborn child
enfant à naître
two-year-old child
enfant de deux ans

Phrases:

a flower child
hippie mf
you are your mother's/father's child
tu tiens de ta mère/de ton père
children should be seen and not heard prov
on devrait pouvoir profiter des enfants sans les désagréments

problem child N

problem child
enfant m à problèmes

child abuse N

child abuse
mauvais traitements mpl à enfants
child abuse sexual
sévices mpl sexuels

child-resistant ADJ form

child-resistant
résistant(e) aux enfants

child's play N

child's play
jeu m d'enfant

latchkey child N

latchkey child
enfant dont les parents travaillent et qui est livré à lui-même

love child N

love child
enfant m de l'amour
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
femme-enfant
woman-child
tout-petit
small child
benjamin(e)
youngest child

DFJW rečnik « Intégration et égalité des chances »

crèche
child day-care centre