family

family
n.
social unit traditionally consisting of parents and children

1) to start a family

2) to clothe; feed; raise; support a family

3) the close, immediate; extended; nuclear family

4) a good ('respected') family (he comes from a good family)

5) a blended; broken family

6) the head of a family; a member of a family

7) in the family (poor vision runs in the family)

8) (misc.) family planning ('birth control'); (old-fashioned) in the family way ('pregnant')

group of related languages

9) a language family (in the same language family)

* * *
['fæm(ə)lɪ]
a member of a family
broken family
extended: nuclear family
immediate
support a family
['social unit traditionally consisting of parents and children'] to start a family
a blended
she head of a family
the close
to clothe
(misc.) family planning ('birth control') : (old-fashioned) in the family way ('pregnant'')
a good ('respected') family (he comes 'rom a good family)
['group of related languages'] a language family (in the same language family)
in the family (poor vision runs in the family)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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