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1 ein Kind in Pflege geben
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2 ein Kind in Pflege nehmen
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3 Pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *2. eines Kranken: nursing care;ambulante Pflege outpatient care;häusliche Pflege home nursing3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc: keeping up, updating;viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention);ein Kind/einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child/dog into one’s care;ein Kind (bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (sb’s) care* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
4 pflege
f; -, kein Pl.1. allg.: care (auch der Haut, Zähne, eines Kindes etc.); des Äußeren: auch grooming3. eines Gartens: tending; der Künste, von Beziehungen: cultivation; TECH. maintenance, service; von Datenbanken etc.: keeping up, updating; viel Pflege brauchen need a lot of care ( oder attention); ein Kind / einen Hund in Pflege nehmen take a child / dog into one’s care; ein Kind ( bei jemandem) in Pflege geben put a child into (s.o.’s) care* * *die Pflegemaintenance; cultivation; nurture; care* * *Pfle|ge ['pfleːgə]f -, no plcare; (von Kranken auch) nursing; (von Garten auch) attention; (von Beziehungen, Künsten) fostering, cultivation; (von Maschinen, Gebäuden) maintenance, upkeepjdn/etw in Pflége nehmen — to look after sb/sth
jdn/etw in Pflége geben — to have sb/sth looked after
sie gaben den Hund bei ihrem Sohn in Pflége — they gave their dog to their son to look after
ein Kind in Pflége nehmen (dauernd) — to foster a child
ein Kind in Pflége geben — to have a child fostered; (stundenweise) to have a child looked after; (Behörde) to foster a child out (zu jdm with sb)
die Pflége von jdm/etw übernehmen — to look after sb/sth
der Garten/Kranke braucht viel Pflége — the garden/sick man needs a lot of care and attention
das Kind/der Hund hat bei uns gute Pflége — the child/dog is well looked after or cared for by us
jdm gute Pflége angedeihen lassen — to take good care of sb, to look after sb well
häusliche Pflége — care in the home
* * *(care; help in growing or developing.) nurture* * *Pfle·ge<->[ˈpfle:gə]1. (kosmetische Behandlung) care, grooming2. MED care, nursingjdn/ein Tier [bei jdm] in \Pflege geben to have sb/an animal looked after [by sb]jdn/ein Tier [von jdm] in \Pflege nehmen to look after [sb's] sb/animal3. HORT care, attention5. (Instandhaltung) upkeep\Pflege und Wartung upkeep and maintenance* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *…pflege f im subst:Autopflege car care; (Wartung) car maintenance;Bodenpflege husbandry; (Bodenbearbeitung) cultivation of the soil;Möbelpflege furniture care;Parkettpflege care of parquet floors* * *die; Pflege: care; (MaschinenPflege, FahrzeugPflege) maintenance; (fig.): (von Beziehungen, Kunst, Sprache) cultivation; fosteringjemanden/etwas in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after somebody/something
jemandem etwas od. etwas bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody something to look after; entrust something to somebody's care
ein Kind in Pflege (Akk.) nehmen — look after a child; (als Pflegeeltern) foster a child
ein Kind bei jemandem in Pflege (Akk.) geben — give somebody a child to look after; (bei Pflegeeltern) have a child fostered by somebody
* * *-n (Kranken-) f.nursing n. -n (eines Gartens, von Beziehungen) f.cultivation n. -n f.care n.maintenance n.servicing n. -
5 Kindergarten
m kindergarten; in GB, USA: nursery school* * *der Kindergartenkindergarten; nursery school* * *Kịn|der|gar|tenm≈ nursery school, ≈ kindergarten* * *der1) (a school for very young children.) kindergarten2) (an informal nursery school.) playschool3) (a school for very young children.) nursery school* * *Kin·der·gar·tenm kindergarten, nursery school* * *der kindergarten; nursery school•• Cultural note:Every German pre-school child has the right to attend Kindergarten (nursery or play school) between the ages of three and six. Kindergarten concentrates on play, crafts, singing, etc., and aims to foster the child's social and emotional development. There is no formal teaching at all, this being reserved for the Grundschule* * ** * *der kindergarten; nursery school•• Cultural note:Every German pre-school child has the right to attend Kindergarten (nursery or play school) between the ages of three and six. Kindergarten concentrates on play, crafts, singing, etc., and aims to foster the child's social and emotional development. There is no formal teaching at all, this being reserved for the Grundschule* * *m.kindergarten n.nursery school n. -
6 Pflegekind
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7 Pflegebedürftiger
Pflegebedürftiger
person needing care and attention;
• Pflegebedürftigkeitsgrad level of required care;
• Pflegebefohlener charge, (Mündel) ward;
• Pflegeberuf nursing [profession];
• Pflegedienst (Kraftfahrzeug) service, servicing;
• Pflegedienst für ältere Menschen nursing service for elderly;
• Pflegedienst übernehmen (Patient) to service;
• Pflegeetikett (Textilwaren) permanent care label;
• Pflegefall public charge;
• Pflegegeld guardian’s allowance;
• Pflegeheim charity (convalescent) house, residential care home, (Altenheim) old people’s home (Br.);
• Pflegekasse long-term care insurance fund;
• Pflegekind foster (nurse) child;
• Pflegekosten nursing fees (costs);
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8 ein Kind in Pflege geben
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9 das Pflegekind
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10 Pflegekind
n foster child* * *das Pflegekindfoster child* * *Pfle|ge|kindntfoster child* * *(a child fostered by a family.) foster-child* * *Pfle·ge·kindnt foster child* * *das foster-child* * *Pflegekind n foster child* * *das foster-child* * *n.foster-child n. -
11 Pflegling
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12 Heimkind
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13 Ziehkind
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14 Pflegeeltern
Pl. foster parents* * *die Pflegeelternfoster parents (Pl.)* * *Pfle|ge|el|ternplfoster parents pl* * *die(a person who looks after a child not his or her own.) foster-parent, foster-father, foster-mother* * *Pfle·ge·el·ternpl foster parents pl* * *Plural foster-parents* * *Pflegeeltern pl foster parents* * *Plural foster-parents -
15 Pflegebruder
der1) (a child that has been fostered in another child's family.) foster-brother2) (a child that has been fostered in another child's family.) foster-sister -
16 pflegen
I v/t1. MED. (pflegebedürftige Person) look after, care for; (Kind, Kranken) auch nurse; jemanden aufopfernd pflegen sacrifice oneself to care for s.o.; jemanden gesund pflegen nurse s.o. back to health2. (Blumen, Garten) tend; (Kunst, Freundschaft) cultivate; (Daten, Datenbank) maintain; sein Äußeres pflegen groom o.s., take care of one’s appearance3. etw. zu tun pflegen be in the habit of doing s.th.; sie pflegte zu sagen she used to say, she would say; solche Versuche pflegen fehlzuschlagen such attempts usually fail ( oder tend to fail)* * *(fördern) to cultivate;(gewöhnlich tun) to be wont; to use to; to be accustomed;(instandhalten) to attend; to maintain;(versorgen) to cherish; to tend; to groom; to look after; to nurse* * *pfle|gen ['pfleːgn]1. vtto look after, to care for; Kranke auch to nurse; Garten, Blumen, Rasen to tend, to look after; Haar, Bart to groom, to look after; Beziehungen, Kunst, Freundschaft to foster, to cultivate; Maschinen, Gebäude, Denkmäler to maintain, to keep upetw regelmäßig pflégen — to attend to sth regularly, to pay regular attention to sth
eine Creme, die die Haut pflegt — a cream which is good for the skin
See:→ auch gepflegt, Umgang2. vi(= gewöhnlich tun) to be in the habit (zu of), to be accustomed (zu to)sie pflegte zu sagen — she used to say, she was in the habit of saying
zum Mittagessen pflegt er Bier zu trinken — he's in the habit of drinking beer with his lunch, he usually drinks beer with his lunch
wie es so zu gehen pflegt — as usually happens
wie man zu sagen pflegt — as they say
3. vr1) (= sein Äußeres pflegen) to care about one's appearance2) (= sich schonen) to take it or things easy (inf)* * *1) (to look after for a period of time; to bring up a child that is not one's own: She fostered the children for several months.) foster2) (to look after sick or injured people, especially in a hospital: He was nursed back to health.) nurse* * *pfle·gen[ˈpfle:gn̩]I. vt1. (umsorgen)▪ jdn \pflegen to care for [or look after] [or nurse] sb2. (gärtnerisch versorgen)▪ etw \pflegen to tend sth3. (schützend behandeln)4. (kosmetisch behandeln)5. (gewöhnlich tun)▪ etw zu tun \pflegen to usually do [or be in the habit of doing] sthum diese Zeit pflege ich noch im Bett zu liegen I'm usually still in bed at this timewie man zu sagen pflegt as they say▪ etw \pflegen to cultivate stheine Freundschaft/eine Kunst \pflegen to cultivate a friendship/an artBeziehungen/eine Kooperation \pflegen to foster relations/a cooperationein Hobby \pflegen to keep up a hobby sepII. vr1. (Körperpflege betreiben) to take care of one's appearanceich pflege mich regelmäßig mit Körperlotion I use body lotion regularlydu solltest dich mehr \pflegen! you should take things easier!* * *1.transitives Verb look after; care for, nurse < sick person>; care for, take care of < skin, teeth, floor>; look after, maintain <bicycle, car, machine>; cultivate <relations, arts, interests>; foster <contacts, cooperation>; keep up, pursue < hobby>2.jemanden/ein Tier gesund pflegen — nurse somebody/an animal back to health
intransitives Verb; mit Inf. + zuetwas zu tun pflegen — be in the habit of doing something; usually do something
3...., wie er zu sagen pflegt/pflegte —..., as he is wont to say/as he used to say
reflexives Verb take care of oneself; (gesundheitlich) look after oneself; s. auch gepflegt* * *A. v/tjemanden aufopfernd pflegen sacrifice oneself to care for sb;jemanden gesund pflegen nurse sb back to healthsein Äußeres pflegen groom o.s., take care of one’s appearance3.etwas zu tun pflegen be in the habit of doing sth;sie pflegte zu sagen she used to say, she would say;solche Versuche pflegen fehlzuschlagen such attempts usually fail ( oder tend to fail)B. v/r:sich pflegen look after o.s.; äußerlich: take care of one’s appearance* * *1.transitives Verb look after; care for, nurse < sick person>; care for, take care of <skin, teeth, floor>; look after, maintain <bicycle, car, machine>; cultivate <relations, arts, interests>; foster <contacts, cooperation>; keep up, pursue < hobby>2.jemanden/ein Tier gesund pflegen — nurse somebody/an animal back to health
intransitives Verb; mit Inf. + zuetwas zu tun pflegen — be in the habit of doing something; usually do something
3...., wie er zu sagen pflegt/pflegte —..., as he is wont to say/as he used to say
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17 nähren
I v/t2. geh. (ernähren) support, maintain; dieser Beruf nährt seinen Mann there’s a good living to be made in this profession3. fig. (Hoffnung etc.) nurture, (Hass, Verdacht etc.) auch fuelII v/i be nourishing* * *to nurture; to nourish* * *näh|ren ['nɛːrən] (geh)1. vtto feed; (fig) (= steigern) to increase, to feed; Hoffnung to build up; (= haben) Hoffnungen, Zweifel, Verdacht to nurture, to nursedas Handwerk nährt seinen Mann — there's a good living to be made as a craftsman
2. vrto feed oneself; (Tiere) to feedsich von or mit etw nä́hren — to live on sth
See:3. vito be nourishing* * *näh·ren[ˈnɛ:ɐn]I. vt1. (füttern)▪ jdn \nähren to feed sb2. (aufrechterhalten) to nourish▪ Befürchtungen/Erwartungen/Hoffnungen \nähren to nourish fears/expectations/hopesII. vi to be nourishing* * *transitives Verbgut/schlecht genährt — well-fed/underfed
2) (geh.): (entstehen lassen) nurture <hope, suspicion, hatred>; cherish <desire, hope>; foster < plan, hatred>* * *A. v/t1. feed;gut genährt aussehen umg, hum look well-fed2. geh (ernähren) support, maintain;dieser Beruf nährt seinen Mann there’s a good living to be made in this professionB. v/i be nourishingC. v/r geh:* * *transitives Verbgut/schlecht genährt — well-fed/underfed
2) (geh.): (entstehen lassen) nurture <hope, suspicion, hatred>; cherish <desire, hope>; foster <plan, hatred>* * *v.to nourish v.to nurture v. -
18 Ziehsohn
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19 alimentieren
alimentieren v WIWI foster, satisfy (ZB)* * *v <Vw> ZB foster, satisfy* * *alimentieren, Kind
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20 Pflegekind
Pflegekind n foster child, child in care
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