foster-parent

/ˈfɒs.tə ˌpeə.rənt/

Traduction: Personne qui joue le rôle de parent et s'occupe d'un enfant à la place de ses parents biologiques, généralement de manière temporaire et sans adoption légale.

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noun

B2formalcommon/ˈfɒs.tə ˌpeə.rənt/

A person who acts as a parent and guardian for a child in place of the child's natural parents, typically on a temporary basis and without legally adopting the child.

🇷🇺Человек, который выступает в роли родителя и опекуна для ребёнка вместо его биологических родителей, обычно на временной основе и без юридического усыновления.
🇪🇸Persona que ejerce el papel de padre o madre y cuidador de un niño en lugar de sus padres biológicos, normalmente de forma temporal y sin adopción legal.
🇫🇷Personne qui joue le rôle de parent et s'occupe d'un enfant à la place de ses parents biologiques, généralement de manière temporaire et sans adoption légale.
🇩🇪Person, die die Rolle eines Elternteils und Betreuers für ein Kind übernimmt, anstelle der leiblichen Eltern, meist vorübergehend und ohne rechtliche Adoption.
🇵🇹Pessoa que exerce o papel de pai ou mãe e cuida de uma criança que não é seu filho biológico, geralmente de forma temporária e sem adoção legal.
🇨🇳代替亲生父母抚养和照顾孩子的成年人，通常为临时性质且不涉及法律收养。
🌐شخص يتولى رعاية طفل وتربيته بدلًا من والديه البيولوجيين، غالبًا بشكل مؤقت ودون تبنٍّ قانوني.

Temporary caregiver B2 formal
An adult who provides care, shelter, and guidance to a child who is not their biological offspring, typically through a formal social services arrangement, without assuming permanent legal parental rights.
- The foster-parent attended all the school meetings for the child in their care.
- She became a foster-parent to help children in need of a stable home.
- Foster-parents receive training and support from the agency.
🇫🇷parent d'accueil
Synonymes: foster parent

foster-parents plural form
foster-parents' possessive plural form
foster-parent's possessive singular form