WordNet
n. state of relatedness or connection by blood or marriage or adoption [syn: kinship, relationship]
Wikipedia
- Redirect Family
de:Verwandtschaftsbeziehung es:Anexo:Nomenclatura de parentesco en español ja:続柄 ru:Родственные отношения sv:Släktskapsrelation
de:Verwandtschaftsbeziehung es:Anexo:Nomenclatura de parentesco en español ja:続柄 ru:Родственные отношения sv:Släktskapsrelation
Usage examples of "family relationship".
The genitive refers to a family relationship, the possessive to the current ownership of the house.
Although she was by birth an Alardyce, and Aunt Celia a Hilbery, the complexities of the family relationship were such that each was at once first and second cousin to the other, and thus aunt and cousin to the culprit Cyril, so that his misbehavior was almost as much Cousin Caroline’.
At Hanuman House she started dropping names, and Padma, Seth's wife, traced a tenuous and intricate family relationship between Seth and the man who had driven the Prince of Wales during his visit to Trinidad.
The Rucellai had terminated the family relationship with the Buonarroti.
An only child, orphaned in her teens, she got a friendly foster home with the parents of a friend, but it was always more a room-and-board arrangement than a family relationship, and after high school graduation they quickly drifted apart.
What is the family relationship between Herr Glaser and Alexandra, for example?
For that matter, you're part of mine, nowit's a family relationship, in a way, and a fairly close one.
With that in mind, it is normal for the court to bar the members of the press from reporting the name of the accused, since that would be an indirect way of identifying the victim where there is a family relationship such as we find in these allegations.
For that matter, you're part of mine, now-it's a family relationship, in a way, and a fairly close one.