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fostered

/ˈfɒstəd/

/ˈfɔstərd/

fosteredpast participle

/ˈfɒstəd/

/ˈfɑːstərd/

More precise classification: participial adjective derived from the verb 'foster'.

Translations

воспитанный

The fostered child showed remarkable resilience.

Воспитанный ребенок проявил замечательную стойкость.

Definitions

Encouraged or promoted the development of something.

The fostered environment in the classroom led to increased creativity among students.

Having been cared for or nurtured by someone other than one's biological parents.

The fostered child found a loving home with his new family.

Synonyms

fosterverb

fostered

Past Simple

fostered

Past Simple

fostered

Past Participle

fostering

Gerund

/ˈfɒstə/

/ˈfɔstər/

Translations

воспитывать

They decided to foster a child from the orphanage.

Они решили воспитывать ребенка из детского дома.

поощрять

The teacher's goal is to foster a love for reading in her students.

Цель учителя - поощрять любовь к чтению у своих учеников.

способствовать

The new policy is designed to foster economic growth.

Новая политика направлена на то, чтобы способствовать экономическому росту.

Definitions

To encourage the development or growth of something, especially something desirable.

The teacher's goal was to foster a love of reading in her students.

To bring up a child that is not one's own by birth, often temporarily.

The couple decided to foster a child while they waited for the adoption process to be completed.

Synonyms

Antonyms

fosternoun

Definitions

A child or animal receiving temporary parental care instead of its biological family.

The rescue currently has three fosters waiting to be adopted.

fosteradjective

Definitions

Providing parental care and nurture to a child who is not one's own by birth.

The foster parents were dedicated to providing a loving home for the children in their care.