dependant UK
dɪˈpɛndənt
See also: dependent (US)
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Definition of dependant - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financial supportUKperson who relies on another for supportUK
  • She listed her children as dependants on the form.
dependent reliant ward

Adjective

conditionalUKcontingent on something elseUK
  • The outcome is dependant on the weather.
conditional dependent
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Expressions with dependant

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determined by something else
The success of the project is dependant upon the team's effort.
relying on someone or something for support
The child is dependant on his parents for food and shelter.

Origin of dependant

Latin, dependere (to hang from)

Examples of dependant in a sentence

  • The form requires you to list all dependants.
  • The project's success is dependant on funding approval.
  • His travel plans are dependant on his work schedule.

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  1. French:personne à charge, dépendant, ...
  2. German:Abhängige, abhängig, ...
  3. Italian:persona a carico, dipendente, ...
  4. Spanish:dependiente, ...
  5. Portuguese:dependente, ...
  6. Chinese:受抚养人, 视...而定, ...
  7. Japanese:扶養家族, 依存している, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعَال, مَشْروط, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִתְמָךְ, מֻתְנֶה, ...
  10. Russian:иждивенец, ...
  11. Ukrainian:утриманець, залежний, ...
  12. Hindi:आश्रित, निर्भर, ...
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