fostering

• Sustantivo que designa la acción o el proceso de cuidar de un niño que no es hijo biológico propio, generalmente de forma temporal, o la acción de fomentar el desarrollo o crecimiento de algo.

A noun referring to the act or process of caring for a child who is not one's biological offspring, typically on a temporary basis, or the act of promoting the development or growth of something.

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1. Act of raising a childB2formal

   The process of taking care of a child who is not one's biological offspring, usually temporarily.

   acogimiento

   • Fostering requires a lot of patience and dedication.
   • She has been involved in fostering for over ten years.
   • The agency provides training for families interested in fostering.

   Sinónimosfoster carefosterage

2. Encouragement or promotionB2formal

   The act of helping something to develop or grow.

   Fomento

   • The fostering of creativity is important in education.
   • He is dedicated to the fostering of new talent in the arts.
   • The program focuses on the fostering of community spirit.

   Sinónimosadvancementcultivationdevelopmentencouragementfurtherancepromotionsupport

   Antónimosdeterrencediscouragementhindranceinhibitionsuppression

• Verbo que significa promover o contribuir al desarrollo o crecimiento de algo, o cuidar de un niño como tutor o padre de acogida.

A verb used to indicate the act of encouraging or promoting the development or growth of something, or of caring for a child as a guardian.

1. Encourage developmentB2formal

   To promote the growth or development of something.

   Fomentar

   • The program aims to foster creativity in young children.
   • Good teachers foster a love of learning in their students.
   • The organization works to foster international cooperation.

   Sinónimosadvancecultivatedevelopencouragefacilitatefurthernurturepromotestimulatesupport

   Antónimosdiscourageimpedeinhibitrestrainstiflesuppressthwart

2. Care for a childB1formal

   To take care of a child as a parent, usually temporarily, without being the biological parent.

   Acoger a un menor

   • They decided to foster a child from the local agency.
   • She has fostered several children over the years.
   • The couple is fostering two siblings while their parents recover.

   Sinónimosbring upcare fornurtureparentraise