parent-child relationship; biological child; parental education
Meanings
3 senses · 7 examplesnoun
parent-child relationship; the blood relationship between parents and offspring
formalOften used in contexts like education, psychology, or legal matters concerning parents and children.
The parent-child relationship is crucial for a child's development.
The company organized parent-child activities for employees to play with their kids.
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Paternity testing can confirm the biological father-child relationship.
noun
biological child; one's own offspring, especially son
formalCan be used to emphasize a direct biological connection, sometimes specifically referring to a son in traditional contexts.
He has no biological children, so his inheritance will go to his nephew.
In ancient times, 'qin zi' especially referred to a son who could carry on the family line.
verb
to raise and educate one's children; parental upbringing
formalOften used in phrases praising or describing effective parenting methods.
She is a model of effective parenting, truly skilled in raising children.
Parental education is an important component of family education.