Schemat użycia:
to foster [something]
The program aims to foster creativity in young students.
Strong communication can foster trust between team members.
The teacher worked hard to foster a love of reading.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The school tries to foster good study habits.
Parents should foster kindness in their children.
We need to foster better teamwork.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes confuse 'foster' with 'adopt'; 'foster' in this sense means to help develop, not to legally take someone into your family.
Znaczenie
Encourage growth or development
Kolokacje
foster relationships
|foster innovation
|foster growth
|foster understanding
Synonimy
encourage (More general; can refer to moral support or motivation, not just development.)
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promote (Often used in formal contexts for supporting growth or progress.)
Antonimy
hinder (Means to make growth or progress difficult.)
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stifle (Implies stopping development or creativity completely.)
Tematy
education
|business
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
|work
Definicja
To help something grow or develop in a good way.
To help something grow, develop, or become more successful.
Schemat użycia:
to foster [a child]
They decided to foster two children until permanent homes could be found.
Úgy döntöttek, hogy nevelőszülőként befogadnak két gyermeket, amíg végleges otthont nem találnak nekik.
She has fostered over ten children in the past decade.
Az elmúlt évtizedben több mint tíz gyermeket nevelt nevelőszülőként.
The couple is applying to become foster parents.
Przykłady dla uczących się
We want to foster a young child.
Szeretnénk nevelőszülőként befogadni egy kisgyereket.
She will foster the baby until he finds a new home.
Nevelőszülőként fog gondoskodni a kisbabáról addig, amíg új otthont nem találnak neki.
They are happy to foster children.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes think 'foster' here means to adopt permanently; it actually refers to temporary care.
Znaczenie
Care for a child temporarily
Kolokacje
foster a child
|foster care
|foster family
Synonimy
look after (More general; can refer to caring for anyone or anything.)
|
raise (Usually implies long-term care, often by a parent.)
Antonimy
neglect (Means to fail to care for someone properly.)
Tematy
family
|social issues
|relationships
|daily_life
|law
Definicja
To take care of a child for a short time without being their real parent.
To look after a child in your home for a limited time without becoming their legal parent.
She grew up in a foster home.
Nevelőszülői családban nőtt fel.
He has been living with his foster parents for two years.
Két éve a nevelőszüleivel él.
The agency is looking for more foster families.
Przykłady dla uczących się
I live with my foster family.
A nevelőcsaládommal élek.
They are my foster parents.
Ők a nevelőszüleim.
This is my foster brother.
Częsty błąd:
Learners may confuse 'foster' with 'adoptive'; 'foster' is temporary, 'adoptive' is permanent.
Znaczenie
Relating to temporary child care
Kolokacje
foster parents
|foster home
|foster child
Synonimy
temporary guardianship (More formal and legal-sounding term for temporary care.)
Tematy
family
|social issues
|relationships
|daily_life
|law
Definicja
Describes people or things connected with caring for a child who is not yours, for a short time.
Relating to the temporary care of a child by people who are not their legal parents.