1. Immediate family = nuclear family: gia đình ruột thịt (bao gồm ba, mẹ & anh chị em ruột) 2 Extended family: đại gia đình (bao gồm ông bà, cô chú bác, cậu, mợ...) 3 Family tree: sơ đồ gia đình, để chỉ mối quan hệ giữa các thành viên trong gia đình (gia phả) 4 Distant relative: họ hàng xa 5 Loving family = close-knit family: gia đình êm ấm 6 Dysfunctional family: gia đình không êm ấm 7 Carefree childhood: tuổi thơ êm đềm 8 Troubled childhood: tuổi thơ khó khăn 9 Bitter divorce: ly thân (do có xích mích tình cảm) 10 Messy divorce: ly thân và có tranh chấp tài sản 11 Mutual divorce/ separation: ly hôn mà không xảy ra tranh chấp 12 Broken home: gia đình tan vỡ 13 Single mother: người mẹ có con nhưng chưa lập gia đình (mẹ đơn thân) 14 Have/get an abortion: phá thai 15 Family reunion: gia đình đoàn tụ 16 Divorce settlement: giải quyết các vấn đề ly hôn 17 Custody of the children: quyền nuôi con 18 Grant joint custody: vợ chồng cùng chia sẻ quyền nuôi con 19 Sole custody: chỉ vợ hoặc chồng có quyền nuôi con 20 Award sole custody: giao quyền nuôi con 21 Pay child support : trợ cấp tiền nuôi con 22 Be/keep on good terms with sb = keep on (well) with sb = get along with sb = have a good relationship with sb : mối quan hệ hòa nhã, lịch thiệp, chan hòa với ai 23 Get pregnant: mang thai 24 Give the baby up for adoption: đem con cho người ta nhận nuôi 25 Due date = baby is due: ngày dự sinh 26 Have the baby = give birth: sinh con 27 Adoptive parents: bố mẹ nuôi 28. Raise the child = bring up the child: nuôi nấng 29 Adopted child: con nuôi 30 Birth mother (biological mother): mẹ ruột 31 A/the blue-eyed boy: đứa con cưng 32 Blue blood: dòng giống hoàng tộc

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What is an immediate family also known as?

It is also known as a nuclear family.

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What does extended family include?

It includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc.

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What is a family tree?

It is a diagram that shows the relationships between family members.

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What is a distant relative?

A distant relative is a family member that is not closely related.

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What is a loving family also referred to as?

It is also known as a close-knit family.

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What characterizes a dysfunctional family?

A dysfunctional family is characterized by a lack of harmony.

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What is referred to as a carefree childhood?

A carefree childhood is a peaceful and happy childhood.

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What is a troubled childhood?

A troubled childhood is a difficult and challenging upbringing.

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What does bitter divorce refer to?

A bitter divorce refers to separation due to emotional conflict.

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What characterizes a messy divorce?

A messy divorce involves disputes over property.

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What does mutual divorce mean?

It means divorce without disputes.

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What is a broken home?

A broken home refers to a family that has been torn apart.

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Who is a single mother?

A single mother is a woman who has children but is not married.

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What does it mean to have/get an abortion?

It means to terminate a pregnancy.

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What is a family reunion?

A family reunion is a gathering of family members.

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What does a divorce settlement involve?

It involves resolving issues related to divorce.

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What is custody of the children?

It refers to the legal right to take care of children.

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What does granting joint custody mean?

It means both parents share custody of the children.

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What is sole custody?

Sole custody means only one parent has custody rights.

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What does it mean to award sole custody?

It means giving one parent the custody rights.

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What does paying child support involve?

It involves providing financial support for children.

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What does it mean to be/keep on good terms with someone?

It means to maintain a friendly and polite relationship.

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What does it mean to get pregnant?

It means to conceive a child.

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What does it mean to give the baby up for adoption?

It means to allow someone else to adopt your child.

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What is the due date?

The due date is the expected date for childbirth.

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What does having the baby mean?

It means to give birth to a child.

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Who are adoptive parents?

Adoptive parents are individuals who take in a child as their own.

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What does it mean to raise the child?

To raise the child means to bring up and care for the child.

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What is an adopted child?

An adopted child is a child who has been legally adopted.

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What is a birth mother?

A birth mother, or biological mother, is the child's natural mother.

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What does the term blue-eyed boy refer to?

The blue-eyed boy refers to a favored or cherished child.

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What does blue blood mean?

Blue blood refers to aristocratic or noble lineage.