English to Esperanto Meaning of adoptive - adoptitan

Adoptive :
adoptitan
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(1) There are far more potential adoptive parents than children available.(2) They include exemplary parents, adoptive parents, foster parents and grandparents.(3) The story was built around an emotional tug-of-war between the natural mother of a Mexican boy and his adoptive parents in San Francisco.(4) An adopted child is deemed to be a descendent of his adoptive parent or parents.(5) Slightly more than 5,000 children are looking for adoptive parents in an average year.(6) She dwells on her charming manner, love of clothes, loyalty to her brother and, in later life, to her adoptive city.(7) Is there no thought for this young man and his adoptive parents, who surely didn't ask to be pushed into the limelight?(8) As a teenager, he had been contacted by his brother's adoptive parents and had been able to forge a new relationship with him.(9) At the 2000 Games, she won the silver medal for her adoptive country in the first women's Olympic pole vault.(10) Is it about a man forging a new relationship with his adoptive mother?(11) To the emigrant Irish and to their adoptive countries, the shamrock logo represented all that was best in Irishness.(12) The contribution made by individual refugees to their adoptive homeland will also be explored, as will the experiences of refugees more recently.(13) Nowadays it is recognised that some of these children may require specialist help and their adoptive parents extra support,.(14) She, however, has no idea when - or if - he'll be allowed to return to his adoptive country.(15) It gives incomers to the highlands and islands a link to their adoptive country that's very much more real than blood or poetry.(16) His final resting place was his beloved adoptive country - Singapore.
Related Phrases of adoptive
(1) adoptive parents ::
adoptitaj gepatroj
(2) adoptive mother ::
adoptita patrino
(3) adoptive father ::
adoptita patro
(4) adoptive child ::
adoptita infano
Synonyms
Adjective
1. adopted ::
adoptis
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