Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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child [ʧaɪld] |
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childbirth ['ʧaɪldbə:θ] |
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childhood ['ʧaɪldhud] |
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childish ['ʧaɪldɪʃ] |
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childless ['ʧaɪldlɪs] |
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children ['ʧɪldrən] |
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childlish | |
child minder [ʧaɪld 'maɪndə(r)] |
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childishly | |
childishness [childishness] |
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childlike ['ʧaɪldlaɪk] |
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childy behave | |
childless marriage | |
child-minder [ʧaɪld 'maɪndə(r)] |
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child-rearing [ʧaɪld 'rɪrɪŋ] |
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childless couple ['ʧaɪldlɪs 'kʌpl] |
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childhood diseases ['ʧaɪldhud dɪ'zi:zəz] |
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child upbringing | |
child abuse | |
children's home ['ʧɪldrənz həum] |
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childminder [childminder] |
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childcare ['ʧaɪldkɛr] |
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childlish | |
children's ward | |
childlessness [childlessness] |
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child labour [ʧaɪld 'leɪbaur] |
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children ['ʧɪldrən] |
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child-raising mother [ʧaɪld 'reɪzɪŋ 'mʌðə(r)] |
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children's facilities ['ʧɪldrənz fə'sɪlɪtɪz] |
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child raise leave | |
child/ children [ʧaɪld 'ʧɪldrən] |
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child, children | |
children ['ʧɪldrən] |
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child children [ʧaɪld 'ʧɪldrən] |
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child is born | |
childhood ['ʧaɪldhud] |
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children are not admitted ['ʧɪldrən ɑ:(r) nɔt əd'mɪtəd] |
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children must attend school | |
children attending kindergarten | |
child's welfare | |
Child Protection | |
child protection plan | |
children's book ['ʧɪldrənz buk] |
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childlike trust | |
child-care facilities | |
child benefit [ʧaɪld 'bɛnəfɪt] |
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children's play area ['ʧɪldrənz pleɪ 'ɛərɪə] |
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children welcome | |
children confuse difficult word | |
child by first marriage | |
children fear to tell their parent the truth about marks | |
child prodigy [ʧaɪld 'prɔdəʤɪ] |
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child portion | |
child, kid | |
child/ kid (informal) | |
child/children [ʧaɪld 'ʧɪldrən] |
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children often try to avoid doing their homework | |
children's room ['ʧɪldrənz ru:m] |
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children's books [children's buks] |
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child [ʧaɪld] |
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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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childhood friend ['ʧaɪldhud frɛnd] |
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childcare vouchers ['ʧaɪldkɛr 'vauʧərz] |
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Children often scrape their elbows ['ʧɪldrən 'ɔ:fən skreɪp ðɛə(r) 'ɛlbəuz] |
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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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child's bedroom [child's 'bɛdrum] |
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child-rearing practices [ʧaɪld 'rɪrɪŋ 'præktɪsɪz] |
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children aged from 5 to 10 ['ʧɪldrən eɪʤd frɔm 5 tu 10] |
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children's [children's] |
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child star [ʧaɪld stɑ:] |
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child seat [ʧaɪld si:t] |
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childbirth ['ʧaɪldbə:θ] |
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childish ['ʧaɪldɪʃ] |
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Childrens' Day [Childrens' deɪ] |
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child-proof [ʧaɪld pru:f] |
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child [ʧaɪld] |
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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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child-resistant [ʧaɪld rɪ'zɪstənt] |
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childproof [childproof] |
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child maintenance [ʧaɪld 'meɪntənəns] |
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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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Children's Day [Children's deɪ] |
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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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child support [ʧaɪld sə'pɔ:t] |
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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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child; children [ʧaɪld 'ʧɪldrən] |
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children's fiction ['ʧɪldrənz 'fɪkʃən] |
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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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child's play [ʧaɪldz pleɪ] |
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children's clothing ['ʧɪldrənz 'kləuðɪŋ] |
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child lock [ʧaɪld lɔk] |
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children's department ['ʧɪldrənz dɪ'pɑ:tmənt] |
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child's meal [ʧaɪldz mi:l] |
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child seat [ʧaɪld si:t] |
Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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You are driving... ahead [ju: ɑ:(r) 'draɪvɪŋ ə'hɛd] |
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spoilt [spoilt] |
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to bring up | |
brat [bræt] |
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infantile ['ɪnfəntɪl] |
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child [ʧaɪld] |