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flatmate [flatmate] |
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breadwinner ['brɛdwɪnə(r)] |
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granny flat | |
belong a family | |
for 4-member family | |
branch of the family | |
hausemate | |
family pet | |
head of the family [hɛd ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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breadwinner of the family ['brɛdwɪnə(r) ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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belong to a family [bɪ'lɔŋ tu ə 'fæməlɪ] |
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royalty ['rɔɪəltɪ] |
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The oldest son conducts the family's business affa | |
traditional family pattern | |
bread-winning father | |
who wears the trousers | |
primary breadwinner ['praɪmɛrɪ 'brɛdwɪnə(r)] |
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relative ['rɛlətɪv] |
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member of the family ['mɛmbə(r) ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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phone family [fəun 'fæməlɪ] |
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being a family pet ['bi:ɪŋ ə 'fæməlɪ pɛt] |
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give me best wishes to the family | |
Many women sacrifice their career for their family ['mɛnɪ 'wɪmɪn 'sækrɪfaɪs ðɛə(r) kə'rɪə(r) fɔ:(r) ðɛə(r) 'fæməlɪ] |
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join family | |
He comes from a very humble background. [hi: kʌmz frɔm ə 'vɛrɪ 'hʌmbl 'bækgraund] |
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prince / duke [prɪns dju:k] |
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royalty / royal family ['rɔɪəltɪ 'rɔɪəl 'fæməlɪ] |
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This is a photo of my family. [ðɪs ɪz ə 'fəutəu ɔv maɪ 'fæməlɪ] |
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less important than family | |
It had to be big for a big family. | |
I'm happy that someone from our family still owns this farm. | |
honour-based violence [honour beɪst 'vaɪələns] |
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ptarmigan [ptarmigan] |
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She couldn't stand the isolation from friends and family [ʃi: 'kudənt stænd ðə aɪsɪ'leɪʃən frɔm frɛndz ænd 'fæməlɪ] |
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number of family members traveling with you | |
family members ['fæməlɪ 'mɛmbərz] |
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one's own flesh and blood [one's əun flɛʃ ænd blʌd] |
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low-income families [ləu 'ɪnkʌm 'fæməlɪz] |
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split the money with family [splɪt ðə 'mʌnɪ wɪð 'fæməlɪ] |
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be born with a wooden ladle in one's mouth [bi: bɔ:n wɪð ə 'wudn 'leɪdl ɪn one's mauθ] |
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be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth [bi: bɔ:n wɪð ə 'sɪlvə(r) spu:n ɪn one's mauθ] |
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all the best to you and your family [ɔ:l ðə bɛst tu ju: ænd jɔ:(r) 'fæməlɪ] |
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If she moved to the city, she would live closer to her family [ɪf ʃi: mju:vd tu ðə 'sɪtɪ ʃi: wud lɪv 'kləusə(r) tu hə:(r) 'fæməlɪ] |
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If she lived closer to her family, they would visit her more often [ɪf ʃi: laɪvd 'kləusə(r) tu hə:(r) 'fæməlɪ ðeɪ wud 'vɪzɪt hə:(r) mɔ:(r) 'ɔ:fən] |
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family member ['fæməlɪ 'mɛmbə(r)] |
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for our family [fɔ:(r) 'auə(r) 'fæməlɪ] |
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I will see my parents and the rest of the family. [aɪ wɪl si: maɪ 'pɛərənts ænd ðə rɛst ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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relative ['rɛlətɪv] |
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unaccompanied tour [nə'kʌmpənɪd tuə(r)] |
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family-run restaurant ['fæməlɪ rʌn 'rɛstərɑnt] |
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she is the black sheep of the family [ʃi: ɪz ðə blæk ʃi:p ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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homeless family ['həumlɪs 'fæməlɪ] |
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family breakdown ['fæməlɪ 'breɪkdaun] |
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family history ['fæməlɪ 'hɪstərɪ] |
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escape the family [əs'keɪp ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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breakaway ['breɪkəweɪ] |
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friend of the family [frɛnd ɔv ðə 'fæməlɪ] |
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foster a child ['fɔstə(r) ə ʧaɪld] |
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two families [tju: 'fæməlɪz] |
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Name family members! [neɪm 'fæməlɪ 'mɛmbərz] |
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to phone family [tu fəun 'fæməlɪ] |
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lost a family member [lɔst ə 'fæməlɪ 'mɛmbə(r)] |
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Big families [bɪg 'fæməlɪz] |
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Small families [smɔ:l 'fæməlɪz] |
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I'm trying to call my family. [aɪm 'traɪɪŋ tu kɔ:l maɪ 'fæməlɪ] |
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take after sb [teɪk 'ɑ:ftə(r) 'sʌmbədɪ] |
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family friend ['fæməlɪ frɛnd] |
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I'm trying to call my family. [aɪm 'traɪɪŋ tu kɔ:l maɪ 'fæməlɪ] |
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I am looking forward to having a family. [aɪ æm 'lukɪŋ 'fɔ:wəd tu 'hævɪŋ ə 'fæməlɪ] |
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member of my family ['mɛmbə(r) ɔv maɪ 'fæməlɪ] |
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breadwinner ['brɛdwɪnə(r)] |
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The study of family history and the tracing of lineages. [ðə 'stʌdɪ ɔv 'fæməlɪ 'hɪstərɪ ænd ðə 'treɪsɪŋ ɔv 'lɪnɪɪʤɪz] |
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cut yourself off from your family/home [kʌt jər'sɛlf ɔf frɔm jɔ:(r) 'fæməlɪ həum] |
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cut yourself off from your family [kʌt jər'sɛlf ɔf frɔm jɔ:(r) 'fæməlɪ] |
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In the face of criticism from his family, he gave up on this idea [ɪn ðə feɪs ɔv 'krɪtɪsɪzəm frɔm hɪz 'fæməlɪ hi: geɪv ʌp ɔn ðɪs aɪ'dɪə] |
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It was the good time for all family [ɪt wɔz ðə gud taɪm fɔ:(r) ɔ:l 'fæməlɪ] |