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par·ent P0069200 (pâr′ənt, păr′-)n.1. a. A female person whose egg unites with a sperm or a male person whose sperm unites with an egg, resulting in the conception of a child or the birth of a child.b. A female person who is pregnant with or gives birth to a child except when someone else has legal rights to the child.c. A person who adopts a child.d. A person who raises a child.2. An ancestor; a progenitor.3. An organism that produces or generates offspring.4. A guardian; a protector.5. A parent company.6. A source or cause; an origin: Despair is the parent of rebellion.v. par·ent·ed, par·ent·ing, par·ents v.tr.1. To act as a parent to; raise and nurture: "A genitor who does not parent the child is not its parent" (Ashley Montagu).2. To cause to come into existence; originate.v.intr. To act as a parent.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin parēns, parent-, from past active participle of parere, to give birth; see perə- in Indo-European roots.]
par′ent·hood′ n.parent (ˈpɛərənt) n1. a father or mother2. a person acting as a father or mother; guardian3. (Anthropology & Ethnology) rare an ancestor4. a source or cause5. (Biology) a. an organism or organization that has produced one or more organisms or organizations similar to itselfb. (as modifier): a parent organism. 6. (Chemistry) physics chem a. a precursor, such as a nucleus or compound, of a derived entityb. (as modifier): a parent nucleus; a parent ion. 7. (General Physics) physics chem a. a precursor, such as a nucleus or compound, of a derived entityb. (as modifier): a parent nucleus; a parent ion. [C15: via Old French from Latin parens parent, from parere to bring forth] ˈparenthood npar•ent (ˈpɛər ənt, ˈpær-)
n. 1. a father or a mother. 2. a source, origin, or cause. 3. any organism that produces another. 4. a precursor; progenitor. adj. 5. being the original source. 6. pertaining to an organism, cell, or structure that produces another. 7. of or designating a corporation or other enterprise that owns controlling interests in one or more subsidiaries. v.t. 8. to be or act as parent of. [1375–1425; late Middle English (< Middle French) < Latin parent-, s. of parēns, n. use of present participle of parere to bring forth, breed] par′ent•hood`, n. parent- abdicate - Implies a giving up of sovereign power or the evasion of responsibility (as a parent).
- half blood - Relationship through only one parent.
- in loco parentis - Latin for "in the place of a parent."
- patrial - Means having the right to live in the UK through the British birth of a parent or grandparent.
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  parent - a father or mother; one who begets or one who gives birth to or nurtures and raises a child; a relative who plays the role of guardianfamily unit, family - primary social group; parents and children; "he wanted to have a good job before starting a family"adopter, adoptive parent - a person who adopts a child of other parents as his or her own childempty nester - a parent whose children have grown up and left homebegetter, father, male parent - a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father); "his father was born in Atlanta"filicide - a parent who murders his own son or daughtergenitor - a natural father or motherfemale parent, mother - a woman who has given birth to a child (also used as a term of address to your mother); "the mother of three children"stepparent - the spouse of your parent by a subsequent marriagechild, kid - a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age; "they had three children"; "they were able to send their kids to college" | | 2. | parent - an organism (plant or animal) from which younger ones are obtainedorganism, being - a living thing that has (or can develop) the ability to act or function independently | | Verb | 1. | parent - bring up; "raise a family"; "bring up children"bring up, nurture, rear, raisefledge - feed, care for, and rear young birds for flightcradle - bring up from infancyfoster - bring up under fosterage; of children |
parentnoun1. father or mother, sire, progenitor, begetter, procreator, old (Austral. & N.Z. informal), patriarch Both her parents were killed in a car crash.2. source, cause, author, root, origin, architect, creator, prototype, forerunner, originator, wellspring He is regarded as one of the parents of modern classical music.verb1. bring up, raise, look after, rear, nurture, be the parent of Some people are unwilling to parent a child with special needs.Quotations
"Honour thy father and thy mother" Bible: Exodus
"Parents love their children more than children love their parents" Auctoritates Aristotelis
"Children begin by loving their parents; after a time they judge them; rarely, if ever, do they forgive them" [Oscar Wilde A Woman of No Importance]
"The most difficult job in the world is not being President. It's being a parent" [Bill Clinton]
"Parents ... are sometimes a bit of a disappointment to their children. They don't fulfil the promise of their early years" [Anthony Powell A Buyer's Market]
"They fuck you up, your Mum and Dad."
"They may not mean to, but they do."
"They fill you with the faults they had"
"And add some extra, just for you" [Philip Larkin This Be the Verse]
"The first half of our life is ruined by our parents and the second half by our children" [Clarence Darrow]parentnoun1. A person from whom one is descended:ancestor, antecedent, ascendant, father, forebear, forefather, foremother, mother, progenitor.Archaic: predecessor.2. One that creates, founds, or originates:architect, author, creator, entrepreneur, father, founder, inventor, maker, originator, patriarch.3. A point of origination:beginning, derivation, fount, fountain, fountainhead, mother, origin, provenance, provenience, root, rootstock, source, spring, well.verbTo cause to come into existence:beget, breed, create, engender, father, hatch, make, originate, procreate, produce, sire, spawn.Idiom: give birth to.Translationsparent (ˈpeərənt) noun1. one of the two persons etc (one male and one female) who are jointly the cause of one's birth. 父，母 父，母 2. a person with the legal position of a mother or father eg by adoption. 養父或養母 养父或养母ˈparentage (-tidʒ) noun family or ancestry. a man of unknown parentage. 出身 出身parental (pəˈrentl) adjectiveparental responsibility. 父母的 父母的ˈparenthood noun the state of being a parent. 父母的身份 父母的身份- I'm a full-time parent → 我是一名全职家长
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helicopter parentA parent who is overly attentive and doting toward their child or children. The term comes from the notion that they are "hovering" around their children at all times. Don't be a helicopter parent. Your daughter is 18 and fully capable of picking her own classes.See also: parentstep-parentA caregiver of a child who assumed the parental role through marriage to one of the child's original (usually biological) parents. Most commonly, a step-parent is the second spouse of one of the child's biological parents. Through my marriage to Kent, I became a step-parent to his three beautiful daughters.co-parentOf a set of parents who were previously married or in a relationship with each other, to jointly raise their child(ren). My ex-boyfriend and I co-parent, so the kids will be with him this weekend. John co-parents with his ex-wife.parent
parent1. a father or mother 2. Rare an ancestor 3. a. an organism or organization that has produced one or more organisms or organizations similar to itself b. (as modifier): a parent organism 4. Physics Chema. a precursor, such as a nucleus or compound, of a derived entity b. (as modifier): a parent nucleus parent[′per·ənt] (computer science) An element that precedes a given element in a data structure. (nuclear physics) A radionuclide that upon disintegration yields a specified nuclide, the daughter, either directly, or indirectly as a later member of a radioactive series. (quantum mechanics) If an n-electron state is written as a sum of products of 1-electron states and (n- 1)-electron states, the (n- 1)-electron states are called the parents of the n-electron states. parent (mathematics, data)The ancestor node in a tree thatpoints to the current node (one of its child nodes).Parents (dreams)In this dream you may be expressing feelings and concerns about your parents that you could not express in daily life. Some believe that this dream usually has nothing to do with your parents, but rather the male and female sides of personality or self. The father may represent the expressive, creative, and protective sides of God, while the mother His receptive and nurturing side. Carl Jung suggests that women in dreams represent our collective unconscious and men our collective consciousness. Thus, the woman is that force, or current, inside of you that urges you on and inspires you. This knowledge is intuitive and unexpressed by words. Men, on the other hand, represent the active part of us that uses the information received to create the physical reality of our lives. When the two are working together well we have balance and experience awareness leading to peace and productivity.parent
par·ent (par'ĕnt), 1. An individual that has produced at least one offspring through sexual reproduction. 2. Any source or basis, as for the elaboration of a substance. [L. parens, fr. pario, to bring forth] parent (pâr′ənt, păr′-)n.1. a. A female person whose egg unites with a sperm or a male person whose sperm unites with an egg, resulting in the conception of a child or the birth of a child.b. A female person who is pregnant with or gives birth to a child except when someone else has legal rights to the child.c. A person who adopts a child.d. A person who raises a child.2. An ancestor; a progenitor.3. An organism that produces or generates offspring.v. par·ented, par·enting, par·ents
par′ent·hood′ n.parent Vox populi A person who has produced one or more offspring from a sexual union. See Adoptive parent, Fertile adoptive parent, Foster parent, Genetic parent, Grandparent, Psychological parent, Real parent, Step-parent, Surrogate parent, Unwed parent. Patient discussion about parentQ. I’m with depression. I don't want to tell this to my parents, so what can I do to cure it? I’m with depression. And I seem to be depressed only when I spend an extended amount of time with family and then I leave them. I don't want to tell this to my parents, so what can I do to cure it? A. Sounds like you are missing home. Call them up and yack on the phone some. Its part of life to have to be out on your own and everyone usually misses home. Its good you have one to go back to. But you can decide to try and make some roots right where you are. You can't really live your life in two places at once. The advice I was given by a very spiritual person I used to talk to alot was that you have to bloom where you are planted. Make the best of where you are at and quit worrying about how it could be somewhere else. Try and make some friends and get involved in something where you are at. Get put and explore around and see what happens. Q. Are there any special forums for parents to kids with cancer? I think my sister could really use that kind of support group of people who are going through the exact same thing they never dreamed to be.A. But how should I tell her to go there? she acts like she doesn't need help. she says she isn't the one who needs treatment and she wouldn't want to waste time and energy on herself now- only on the kid. How do I convince her it's important? Q. why is it that some women lack parental nutrition? A. Do you mean breastfeeding? Some women have problem with their nipples, in rare cases the breast tissue isn't developed enough. Sometimes breast surgeries damage the milk ducts. Psychological factors also play a role. More discussions about parentparent
parentn. the lawful and natural father or mother of a person. The word does not mean grandparent or ancestor, but can include an adoptive parent. (See: adoption) PARENT
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Synonyms for parentnoun father or motherSynonyms- father or mother
- sire
- progenitor
- begetter
- procreator
- old
- patriarch
noun sourceSynonyms- source
- cause
- author
- root
- origin
- architect
- creator
- prototype
- forerunner
- originator
- wellspring
verb bring upSynonyms- bring up
- raise
- look after
- rear
- nurture
- be the parent of
Synonyms for parentnoun a person from whom one is descendedSynonyms- ancestor
- antecedent
- ascendant
- father
- forebear
- forefather
- foremother
- mother
- progenitor
- predecessor
noun one that creates, founds, or originatesSynonyms- architect
- author
- creator
- entrepreneur
- father
- founder
- inventor
- maker
- originator
- patriarch
noun a point of originationSynonyms- beginning
- derivation
- fount
- fountain
- fountainhead
- mother
- origin
- provenance
- provenience
- root
- rootstock
- source
- spring
- well
verb to cause to come into existenceSynonyms- beget
- breed
- create
- engender
- father
- hatch
- make
- originate
- procreate
- produce
- sire
- spawn
Synonyms for parentnoun a father or motherRelated Words- family unit
- family
- adopter
- adoptive parent
- empty nester
- begetter
- father
- male parent
- filicide
- genitor
- female parent
- mother
- stepparent
Antonymsnoun an organism (plant or animal) from which younger ones are obtainedRelated Wordsverb bring upSynonymsRelated Words |