en children

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: Open Mind Common Sense contributors, JMDict 1.07, Verbosity players, German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
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children is capable of…

  • en share toys ➜
  • en trade pokemon cards ➜
  • en borrow money from their parents ➜
  • en delight their parents ➜
  • en play a game ➜
  • en learn the alphabet ➜
  • en listen to the music ➜
  • en play in a back yard ➜
  • en surprise their parents ➜
  • en thank parents ➜
  • en watch television ➜
  • en honor their parents ➜
  • en play chess ➜
  • en sleep in beds ➜
  • en try patience ➜
  • en cut and paste ➜
  • en do string tricks with a string ➜
  • en expect presents on their birthday ➜
  • en need care ➜
  • en play basketball ➜
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Related terms

  • en toy ➜
  • en kids ➜
  • en play ➜
  • en young ➜
  • en people ➜
  • en small ➜
  • en family ➜
  • en school ➜
  • en offspring ➜
  • en kid ➜
  • en little ➜
  • en kick can (n) ➜
  • sh deca (n) ➜
  • sh dečji (a) ➜
  • sh djeca (n) ➜
  • sh dječji (a) ➜
  • sh porod (n) ➜
  • en young people ➜
  • en many kids ➜
  • en person ➜
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Synonyms

  • ja キッズ (n) ➜
  • ja チルドレン (n) ➜
  • ja 人の子 (n) ➜
  • ja 児子 (n) ➜
  • ja 児曹 (n) ➜
  • ja 児童 (n) ➜
  • ja 子ども (n) ➜
  • ja 子どもたち (n) ➜
  • ja 子ども達 (n) ➜
  • ja 子供 (n) ➜
  • ja 子供たち (n) ➜
  • ja 子供衆 (n) ➜
  • ja 子供達 (n) ➜
  • ja 子女 (n) ➜
  • ja 子宝 (n) ➜
  • ja 子種 (n) ➜
  • ja 子等 (n) ➜
  • ja 子胤 (n) ➜
  • ja 子達 (n) ➜
  • ja 小供 (n) ➜
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children wants…

  • en play with toys ➜
  • en hear stories ➜
  • en play games ➜
  • en hear a story ➜
  • en play ball ➜
  • en play sports ➜
  • en play with balls ➜
  • en play with yo yos ➜
  • en throw things ➜
  • en climb trees ➜
  • en eat sweets ➜
  • en get scared in haunted houses ➜
  • en go to amusement parks ➜
  • en go to movies ➜
  • en have fun ➜
  • en have mice as pets ➜
  • en have small animals for fun ➜
  • en imagine ➜
  • en jump ➜
  • en jump on seats ➜
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Properties of children

  • en noisy ➜
  • en curious ➜
  • en innocent ➜
  • en cute ➜
  • en afraid of monsters ➜
  • en annoying ➜
  • en better at video games than adults ➜
  • en devious ➜
  • en fun and interesting ➜
  • en going to school ➜
  • en greedy ➜
  • en immature ➜
  • en impulsive ➜
  • en less dextrous than adults ➜
  • en more vulnerable than adults ➜
  • en petulant ➜
  • en prone to jumping in excitement ➜
  • en sweet natured ➜

Things used for children

  • en A playroom ➜
  • en making a better world ➜
  • en playing ➜
  • en using a computer ➜
  • en a beanbag chair ➜
  • en buying Christmas presents ➜
  • en gathering energy for tomorrow ➜
  • en getting some physical activity ➜
  • en going to the zoo ➜
  • en having fun ➜
  • en playing baseball ➜
  • en playing soccer ➜
  • en pleasing your parents ➜
  • en riding a bicycle ➜
  • en a school ➜
  • en snow ➜
  • en a toy car ➜
  • en walking ➜
  • en wrestling ➜

Location of children

  • en a school ➜
  • en the backseat of a car ➜
  • en a zoo ➜
  • en a car ➜
  • en a classroom ➜
  • en a daycare ➜
  • en disneyland ➜
  • en a soccer game ➜
  • en a toy store ➜

Causes of children

  • en sex ➜
  • en reproducing ➜
  • en having friends over ➜
  • en procreating ➜
  • en taking a walk ➜

children is a type of…

  • en smaller than adults ➜
  • en babysat ➜
  • en heavy users of computers ➜
  • en immature homo sapiens ➜
  • en indirect victims of family violence ➜
  • en your legacy ➜
  • en natural born actors ➜
  • en natural-born actors and actresses ➜
  • en people and people get things ➜
  • en real people ➜
  • en shorter than adults ➜
  • en smaller than grown-ups ➜
  • en taught spelling in school ➜
  • en younger than adults ➜
  • en younger than their parents ➜

Things motivated by children

  • en copulate ➜
  • en procreate ➜
  • en have sex ➜
  • en reproduce ➜
  • en start a family ➜

children can be…

  • en adopted ➜
  • en born to mothers ➜
  • en born without much hair ➜
  • en educated in school ➜
  • en found in school ➜
  • en taught at schools ➜
  • en taught in school ➜
  • en taught to hate and fear ➜
  • en taught to read ➜

Things with children

  • en jews ➜
  • en An amnesiac can forget that he ➜
  • en Married people ➜
  • en Most families in the United States ➜
  • en parents ➜
  • en Parents are people who ➜
  • en Who needs TV when you ➜

Terms with this context

  • en potty (n) ➜
  • fi heppa (n) ➜
  • fi humma (n) ➜
  • fi simmu (n) ➜
  • fr bébête (n) ➜
  • gd cleasaich (v) ➜
  • io edukar (v) ➜
  • myv баря (n) ➜

children has…

  • en alot of fun at playgrounds ➜
  • en a bad attitude ➜
  • en different needs at different ages ➜
  • en lots to learn ➜
  • en more tastebuds than adults do ➜
  • en no toys ➜
  • en smaller heads than adults ➜
  • en toys that resemle reptiles and amphibians ➜

Derived terms

  • en antichildren ➜
  • en childrenite ➜
  • en childrenless ➜
  • en childrens ➜
  • en choke children ➜
  • en stepchildren ➜

children makes you want…

  • en jump rope ➜
  • en see exhibits ➜
  • en tickle ➜
  • en view a video ➜

Antonyms

  • en adults ➜
  • en adult ➜
  • en parents ➜
  • en grown ➜
  • en grown ups ➜
  • en ups ➜
  • en old ➜
  • en old people ➜
  • en people ➜
  • en many adults ➜
  • en adopt ➜

Types of children

  • en Girls and boys ➜
  • en Taylor and Triston ➜
  • en young people ➜

children is defined as…

  • en plural form of child ➜
  • en plural of child ➜

Etymological roots of "children"

  • ang cildru ➜
  • enm children ➜

Root words

  • en child (n) ➜
  • en child ➜

children is not capable of…

  • en drive adult vehicles ➜
  • en understand the finality of death ➜

Etymologically related

  • ang cild ➜
  • ang cildra ➜
  • enm childre ➜
  • en chillun ➜
  • en kidren ➜
  • nl eren ➜

Distinct terms

  • en adult ➜
  • en adults ➜
  • en parents ➜

Subevents of children

  • en procreate ➜

children is used for…

  • en make finger paintings ➜

Links to other resources

  • en.wiktionary.org children
  • fr.wiktionary.org children
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