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1 step-parent
['stepˌpɛǝrǝnt]N (=father) padrastro m ; (=mother) madrastra f -
2 step-parent
s.padrastro (man); madrastra (mujer) -
3 madrastra
madrastra sustantivo femenino stepmother
madrastra sustantivo femenino stepmother ➣ Ver nota en in-laws
' madrastra' also found in these entries: English: in-laws - step-parent - stepmother - step -
4 padrastro
padrastro sustantivo masculino 1 ( pariente) stepfather 2 (Anat) hangnail
padrastro sustantivo masculino
1 stepfather ➣ Ver nota en in-laws 2 (de un dedo) hangnail ' padrastro' also found in these entries: Spanish: pellejo English: in-laws - step-parent - stepfather - step
См. также в других словарях:
step-parent — The mother or father of a child born during a previous marriage of the other parent and hence, not the natural parent of such child … Black's law dictionary
step-parent — /ˈstɛp pɛərənt/ (say step pairruhnt) noun a stepfather or stepmother …
step-parent — see stepparent … English dictionary
step-parent — noun a stepfather or stepmother … English new terms dictionary
step-parent — n. a mother s or father s later husband or wife … Useful english dictionary
parent — 1. noun you ll need the signed consent of a parent Syn: mother, father, birth/biological parent, progenitor; adoptive parent, foster parent, step parent, guardian; literary begetter 2. verb those who parent young children Syn: raise, bring up,… … Thesaurus of popular words
Step- — [AS. ste[ o]p ; akin to OFries. stiap , stiep , D. & G. stief , OHG. stiuf , Icel. stj?p , Sw. styf , and to AS. [=a]st[=e]pan, [=a]ste[ o]pan, to deprive, bereave, as children of their parents, OHG. stiufen.] A prefix used before father, mother … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
step- — [step] prefix [: Old English; Origin: steop ] used to show that someone is related to you not by birth but because a parent has married again ▪ her stepdad ▪ the problems of stepfamilies … Dictionary of contemporary English
step- — [step] prefix [: Old English; Origin: steop ] used to show that someone is related to you not by birth but because a parent has married again ▪ her stepdad ▪ the problems of stepfamilies … Dictionary of contemporary English
step- — [step] [ME < OE steop , orphaned (akin to Ger stief , ON stjup ) < base of stiepan, to bereave, prob. < IE * (s)teub , to strike (hence “cut off”) > STUMP, STEEP1: orig. used of orphaned children] combining form related through the… … English World dictionary
step — n. movement made by lifting the foot and setting it down in another place; distance covered by moving one foot ahead of the other; short distance; stair; stage in a process v. move by lifting the foot and setting it down in another spot; walk;… … English contemporary dictionary