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Перевод: offspring

[существительное]
отпрыск ; результат ; продукт ; плод ; потомок ; приплод ; выходец ; исчадие
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. No longer active sexually, he now invests his time and energy in caring for his last offspring.
2. In this sense fitness is measurable by the number of offspring surviving in succeeding generations.
3. Because, in the world of Darwinism, winnings are not paid out as money; they are paid out as offspring.
4. Though our parents had a parochial background, we, their offspring, were born free.
5. Only in Lebanon did it survive, outliving even Franco's political offspring.
6. Though those parents who were able to escape to England might have been expected to accept immediate responsibility for their offspring, this was often not practicable.
7. Sometimes it was well nigh impossible for a teacher to convince the proud father or mother that their beloved offspring was a complete nitwit.
8. Apparently they're the offspring of a few cabbage white butterflies which were blown across the channel, have hatched, and are currently munching their way through the garden of England.
9. It is the offspring of a lion and an eagle, with the hindparts of the former and the head, neck, wings and claws of the latter.
10. Hybrids such as the mule are generally unable to have offspring, but in a less restricted sense they are fertile.
11. "Don't be silly!" snaps the woman, tugging her offspring through the throng.
12. The statistics given of one in seven offspring of deaf parents being deaf themselves, as opposed to one in 135 offspring of deaf-hearing parents being influenced Dr. Buxton to argue against the desire of deaf people to intermarry.
13. However, if Weismann was right, there was no way in which the characteristics acquired by an adult - the blacksmith's large muscles are the classic example - could alter the nature of the offspring.