adopted

adopted
adopt·ed
[əˈdɒptɪd, AM -ˈdɑ:pt-]
adj
1. (into a family) adoptiert, Adoptiv-
\adopted child Adoptivkind nt
2. (selected) Wahl-
Rome is her \adopted city sie ist Wahlrömerin
to be sb's \adopted country jds Wahlheimat sein
* * *
[ə'dɒptɪd]
adj
Adoptiv-, adoptiert

adopted child — Adoptivkind nt

her adopted country/home town — ihre Wahlheimat

* * *
adopted adj adoptiert, (an Kindes statt) angenommen, Adoptiv…:
adopted child;
his adopted country seine Wahlheimat
* * *
(assumed, presumed, supposed) pret.
nahm an prät. adj.
adoptiert adj.
angenommen adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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