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offspring

/ˈɒf.sprɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant les descendants directs d'une personne ou d'un animal, ou ce qui est le résultat d'un processus ou d'une origine particulière.

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noun

/ˈɒf.sprɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant les descendants directs d'une personne ou d'un animal, ou ce qui est le résultat d'un processus ou d'une origine particulière.

A noun referring to the immediate descendants of a person or animal, or something that results from a particular process or origin.

  1. Immediate descendantsB1formal

    The children or young of a particular person, animal, or plant.

    frDescendance directe

    • She is the proud mother of three offspring.
    • The lioness protects her offspring fiercely.
    • The offspring of the famous scientist continued his research.

    Synonymesissueprogenyyoung

    Antonymesancestorparentprogenitor

  2. Result or productB2formal

    Something that is produced or created as a result of something else.

    frProduit, résultat

    • This new technology is the offspring of years of research.
    • The novel is the offspring of her vivid imagination.
    • The project was the offspring of a collaboration between two companies.

    Synonymesbyproductconsequencederivativefruitoutcomeoutgrowthproductresultspin-off

  3. B1formal

    A young or immature animal, especially one that is still dependent on its parents.

    frPetit d'un animal immature

    • The bird fed its offspring in the nest.
    • The offspring of the deer stayed close to their mother.
    • The zoo cares for the offspring of endangered species.

    Synonymesbabyyoung

Formes
  • offspring plural form
  • offspring's possessive plural form
  • offspring's possessive singular form
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