Definition of fosterling in English:

fosterling

noun ˈfɒstəlɪŋ

archaic

A child who is fostered or adopted.
〈主古〉养子/女
Example sentencesExamples
- His son and fosterlings were well received in the town.
- All of the nursemaids are on their best behavior and wear stones of my mother's favorite qualities in a male when their fosterlings are almost too old for them.
- St. Ita was a holy nun, outwardly fierce but inwardly tender, especially towards her numerous fosterlings.
- Naturally they will think us all as ignorant and immoral as our fosterlings.
- Therefore, we encourage you not to adopt your fosterlings and to remain in the Foster Care Program.

Origin

Old English fōstorling (see foster, -ling).

Definition of fosterling in US English:

fosterling

noun

archaic

A child who is fostered or adopted.
〈主古〉养子/女
Example sentencesExamples
- Naturally they will think us all as ignorant and immoral as our fosterlings.
- His son and fosterlings were well received in the town.
- Therefore, we encourage you not to adopt your fosterlings and to remain in the Foster Care Program.
- St. Ita was a holy nun, outwardly fierce but inwardly tender, especially towards her numerous fosterlings.
- All of the nursemaids are on their best behavior and wear stones of my mother's favorite qualities in a male when their fosterlings are almost too old for them.

Origin

Old English fōstorling (see foster, -ling).

词汇	fosterling
释义	Definition of fosterling in English: fosterling noun ˈfɒstəlɪŋ archaic A child who is fostered or adopted. 〈主古〉养子/女 Example sentencesExamples His son and fosterlings were well received in the town. All of the nursemaids are on their best behavior and wear stones of my mother's favorite qualities in a male when their fosterlings are almost too old for them. St. Ita was a holy nun, outwardly fierce but inwardly tender, especially towards her numerous fosterlings. Naturally they will think us all as ignorant and immoral as our fosterlings. Therefore, we encourage you not to adopt your fosterlings and to remain in the Foster Care Program. Origin Old English fōstorling (see foster, -ling). Definition of fosterling in US English: fosterling noun archaic A child who is fostered or adopted. 〈主古〉养子/女 Example sentencesExamples Naturally they will think us all as ignorant and immoral as our fosterlings. His son and fosterlings were well received in the town. Therefore, we encourage you not to adopt your fosterlings and to remain in the Foster Care Program. St. Ita was a holy nun, outwardly fierce but inwardly tender, especially towards her numerous fosterlings. All of the nursemaids are on their best behavior and wear stones of my mother's favorite qualities in a male when their fosterlings are almost too old for them. Origin Old English fōstorling (see foster, -ling).
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