childrer>)
1.b> 1) / , ; male [female] child [], [] / ; Mother / Virgin / and Child / ; to be with child ; four months gone with child ; from a child ; the child unborn .i> ; ; the slaughter of the children .i> ;
2) ; ; ; children and adults ; what a sweet child! ! she is an obedient child / ; young child , , ; little children ; high school children ; you speak as a child , , / ; children's hospital ; children's service .i> (i>);
3) .i> ; ; a boy or a child? ?
4) .i> ;
2.b> , ; ; ; children and parents ; an only child ; she is my own child ; I call him my child ; my children! .i> ! child of shame .i> ; to own a child ; chidren's allowance (); children's hour .i> hourr> 2 1);
3.b> .i> , ; child of our grandmother Eve ;
4.b> .i> , ; child of the Renaissance ; child of the forest (i>); child of nature ; the children of Israel .i> ; the children of light .i> ; child of the soil ) , ; ) ; ;
5.b> 1) ; fancy's child / ;
2) , ; the atomic bomb is the child of 20th century scientific development XX -i> ;
6.b> = childer>;
7.b> ; a child in money matters ;
8.b> i> ; he was Nietzsche's child at the university ;
child welfare ; child hygiene .i> ; child prodigy ;
child's playb> / / ; it's child's play to me ; children should be seen, and not heardb> ; a child may have too much of his mother's blessingb> ; ; child's primerb> ) , (i>); ) .i> (i>); this childb> .i> .i> ; -; childreb>n and chicken must be always pickingb> , ; children learn to creep ere they can gob> ; , ; a burnt child dreads the fireb> ; .