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childhood ['ʧaɪldhud] |
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childish ['ʧaɪldɪʃ] |
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children ['ʧɪldrən] |
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kiddy ['kɪdɪ] |
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woodpecker ['wudpɛkə(r)] |
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childlish | |
childishly | |
childishness [childishness] |
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kids [kɪdz] |
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childlish | |
street child | |
The children are playing in the garden | |
babyish ['beɪbɪɪʃ] |
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dead easy [dɛd 'i:zɪ] |
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children ['ʧɪldrən] |
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The children are on a tour of the fire department. | |
The children are on this passport. | |
The children are imagining that they're sailing in the ocean. | |
children must attend school | |
children attending kindergarten | |
The children always get restless when we are travelling [ðə 'ʧɪldrən 'ɔ:lweɪz gɛt 'rɛstləs wɛn wi: ɑ:(r) 'trævəlɪŋ] |
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childlike trust | |
children confuse difficult word | |
little ones | |
the children pitched into the food | |
children fear to tell their parent the truth about marks | |
The children were playing in the garden when someone shouted very loudly. | |
The children are very excited about their school trip | |
The children looked very tired when they got back from the trip. | |
early years ['ə:lɪ jɪrz] |
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Dziatwa | |
children often try to avoid doing their homework | |
infantile ['ɪnfəntɪl] |
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the children were left unattended [ðə 'ʧɪldrən wə:(r) lɛft ənə'tɛndɪd] |
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children are harmed when their parents divorce ['ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) hɑ:md wɛn ðɛə(r) 'pɛərənts dɪ'vɔ:s] |
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The children usually sit around the tree [ðə 'ʧɪldrən 'jju:ʒəwəlɪ sɪt ər'aund ðə tri:] |
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Children often scrape their elbows ['ʧɪldrən 'ɔ:fən skreɪp ðɛə(r) 'ɛlbəuz] |
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Kids throw stones at one another [kɪdz θrəu stəunz æt wʌn ə'nʌðə(r)] |
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Children slide on ice in winter ['ʧɪldrən slaɪd ɔn aɪs ɪn 'wɪntə(r)] |
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Children sometimes ask embarrassing or awkward question ['ʧɪldrən sɪm'taɪmz æsk ɪm'bærəsɪŋ ɔ:(r) 'ɔkwərd 'kwɛsʧən] |
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children with special needs ['ʧɪldrən wɪð 'spɛʃl ni:dz] |
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Children resemble their parents ['ʧɪldrən rɪ'zɛmbl ðɛə(r) 'pɛərənts] |
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deprived children [dɪp'raɪvd 'ʧɪldrən] |
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children aged from 5 to 10 ['ʧɪldrən eɪʤd frɔm 5 tu 10] |
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school-agers [sku:l 'eɪʤərz] |
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children's [children's] |
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child star [ʧaɪld stɑ:] |
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kid [kɪd] |
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settle down, children! ['sɛtl daun 'ʧɪldrən] |
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childish ['ʧaɪldɪʃ] |
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it is a piece of cake [ɪt ɪz ə pi:s ɔv keɪk] |
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The kids help me to get the meal done [ðə kɪdz hɛlp mi: tu gɛt ðə mi:l dʌn] |
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Children are loved by parents. ['ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) lʌvd baɪ 'pɛərənts] |
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children do not have capacity to distinguish between fact and fiction ['ʧɪldrən du: nɔt hæv kə'pæsɪtɪ tu dɪs'tɪŋgwɪʃ bɪt'wi:n fækt ænd 'fɪkʃən] |
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Children have different school lunches ['ʧɪldrən hæv 'dɪfərənt sku:l 'lʌnʧɪz] |
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Children in uniforms ['ʧɪldrən ɪn 'jju:nəfɔ:rmz] |
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The children don't want [ðə 'ʧɪldrən don't wɔnt] |
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The kids are playing in the garden. [ðə kɪdz ɑ:(r) 'pleɪɪŋ ɪn ðə 'gɑ:dn] |
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children welcome ['ʧɪldrən 'wɛlkəm] |
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Children are not at home. Children aren't at home. Are children at home? ['ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) nɔt æt həum 'ʧɪldrən aren't æt həum ɑ:(r) 'ʧɪldrən æt həum] |
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The children are cared for by experienced and qualified staff. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) kɛrd fɔ:(r) baɪ ɪks'pɪrɪənst ænd 'kwɔləfaɪd stɑ:f] |
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Baby Jesus ['beɪbɪ 'ʤi:zəs] |
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The children are usually in bed at eight o'clock. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) 'jju:ʒəwəlɪ ɪn bɛd æt eɪt ək'lɔk] |
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The children usually go to bed at half past seven. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən 'jju:ʒəwəlɪ gəu tu bɛd æt hɑ:f pɑ:st 'sɛvən] |
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The children want to play table tennis [ðə 'ʧɪldrən wɔnt tu pleɪ 'teɪbl 'tɛnɪs] |
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Children don't put the toy in their mouth ['ʧɪldrən dəunt put ðə tɔɪ ɪn ðɛə(r) mauθ] |
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Children often play outdoors. It's good for their health ['ʧɪldrən 'ɔ:fən pleɪ 'autdɔ:z ɪts gud fɔ:(r) ðɛə(r) hɛlθ] |
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The children are playing football. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) 'pleɪɪŋ 'futbɔ:l] |
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The children could be better swimmers if they went to the pool more frequently. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən kud bi: 'bɛtə(r) 'swɪmərz ɪf ðeɪ wɛnt tu ðə pu:l mɔ:(r) 'fri:kwəntlɪ] |
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The children are at school. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) æt sku:l] |
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The children are at school. [ðə 'ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) æt sku:l] |
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kids are messy [kɪdz ɑ:(r) 'mɛsɪ] |
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white-backed woodpecker [waɪt bækt 'wudpɛkə(r)] |
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schoolchildren ['sku:lʧɪldrən] |
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Children learn by observing adults. ['ʧɪldrən lə:n baɪ əb'zə:vɪŋ ə'dʌlts] |
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The children couldn't get to their school [ðə 'ʧɪldrən 'kudənt gɛt tu ðɛə(r) sku:l] |
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Children should be subjected to some form of safety education . ['ʧɪldrən ʃud bi: sɪ'bʤɛktɪd tu sʌm fɔ:m ɔv 'seɪftɪ ɛʤə'keɪʃən] |
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Children need lots of encouragement from their parents. ['ʧɪldrən ni:d lɔts ɔv en'kʌrɪʤmənt frɔm ðɛə(r) 'pɛərənts] |
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die Kindheit [daɪ Kindheit] |
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The kids had great time in the sea, playing in the water [ðə kɪdz hæd greɪt taɪm ɪn ðə si: 'pleɪɪŋ ɪn ðə 'wɔ:tə(r)] |
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underprivileged children [underprivileged 'ʧɪldrən] |
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nipper |