Definition
Definition of fosterer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
child careRare person who fosters a childRare
- The fosterer took great care of the child.
2.
mentorshipRare individual who nurtures and supports othersRare
- As a fosterer, she guided young artists in their careers.
3.
animalRare someone who temporarily takes care of animalsRare
- The fosterer looked after the kittens until they were adopted.
Origin of fosterer
Old English, fostrian (to nourish)
Examples of fosterer in a sentence
A fosterer must be patient and understanding. The fosterer played a crucial role in his development. As a fosterer, he inspired many young scientists. The fosterer provided a safe home for the puppies. As a fosterer, she cared for injured wildlife.
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- French:parent d'accueil, mentor, ...
- German:Pflegeelternteil, Förderer, ...
- Italian:genitore affidatario, mentore, ...
- Spanish:tutor, mentor, ...
- Portuguese:familiar de acolhimento, mentor, ...
- Chinese:养育者, 扶持者, ...
- Japanese:里親, メンター, ...
- Arabic:حاضِن, مُرْشِد, ...
- Hebrew:מְגַדֵּל בְּאוֹמְנָה, מְטַפֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:приемный родитель, наставник, ...
- Ukrainian:прийомний батько, наставник, ...
- Hindi:पालक, संरक्षक, ...
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