Gia đình, gia quyến

a large family

gia đình đông con

Con cái trong gia đình

Dòng dõi, gia thế

Chủng tộc

(sinh vật học), (ngôn ngữ học) họ

in a family way

tự nhiên như người trong nhà

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) có mang

in the family way

có mang

happy family

thú khác loại nhốt chung một chuồng

to run in the family

là đặc điểm lưu truyền trong gia đình

to start a family

bắt đầu sinh con đẻ cái

gia đình

composition of population according to family size

hợp nhóm dân cư theo qui mô gia đình

family grouping (school)

trường theo nhóm gia đình

flat for a small family

căn hộ cho gia đình ít người

private house for single-family

nhà riêng cho một gia đình

single-family home

nhà một hộ gia đình

họ

dãy

hệ thống

video game system ("familycomputer")

hệ thống trò chơi video gia đình

tập hợp

N.

(kith and) kin, kinsmen, kindred, kinsfolk or US andCanadian kinfolk, next of kin, relatives, relations, household,people, one's own flesh and blood, one's nearest and dearest,m‚nage, Colloq folks: We usually spend the holidays with myfamily.

Children, offspring, progeny, issue, brood, Colloqkids: Large families were much more common in the 19th century.3 ancestors, forebears, forefathers, progenitors; ancestry,parentage, descent, extraction, derivation, lineage, pedigree,genealogy, family tree, house, line, bloodline, dynasty; blood,stock, strain: He came from an old family of German bankers.

Group, set, division, subdivision, classification, type, kind,class, genre, order, species, genus: English belongs to theIndo-European family of languages.

N.

(pl. -ies) 1 a set of parents and children, or ofrelations, living together or not.

A the members of ahousehold, esp. parents and their children. b a personschildren. c (attrib.) serving the needs of families (familybutcher).

A all the descendants of a common ancestor. b arace or group of peoples from a common stock.

All thelanguages ultimately derived from a particular early language,regarded as a group.

A brotherhood of persons or nationsunited by political or religious ties.

A group of objectsdistinguished by common features.

Math. a group of curvesetc. obtained by varying one quantity.

Biol. a group ofrelated genera of organisms within an order in taxonomicclassification.