英语释义

• a family consisting of parents and their children and grandparents of a marital partner

片语

nuclear nuclear family动画版

nuclear r family核心家庭

nuclear ǖ family核心家庭

nuclear U family核心家庭

nuclear E family核心家庭

nuclear-family-centered核心家庭本位

英汉例句

• among the elite (excluding film stars), the nuclear family is holding up quite well.

  在精英人群中（除了电影明星），核心家庭保持得非常好。

• biological parenthood in a nuclear family need not be the be-all and end-all of womanhood—and in fact it increasingly is not.

  核心家庭里的亲生母亲不必放弃女性角色，事实上她们也没有。

• the children stay in the nuclear family until they grow up and marry.

  孩子们一直生活在核心家庭里，直到长大结婚。

• it is, perhaps, especially true for obama as america「s first black president when the black nuclear family in america has almost collapsed.

  对于奥巴马来说，作为美国第一任黑人总统，这一点或许尤其明确，特别是在黑人核心家庭几乎已经在美国濒于崩溃的今天。

• those numbers capture only part of the challenge as the traditional nuclear family breaks up.

  随着传统核心家庭结构的解体的解体，更多问题浮出水面，而这些数据只揭示了人们面临的部分问题。

• notice,this is not individualism in the modern sense, and it」s not the nuclear family in the modern sense, these are extended family households.

  注意这不是现代的个人主义，也不是现代的核心家庭，这些是被扩充的家庭。

• in china, the nuclear family usually consists of father, mother and one child.

  中国的核心家庭往往是由父亲母亲和独生子组成。

• when did the idea that the best form of the family was the nuclear family come about in popular culture overall? the 1950s.

  核心家庭,是最好的家庭形式的观念,何时在流行文化中出现？，1950年代。

• the nuclear family is becoming smaller as parents want fewer children, and the number of childless families is increasing.

  因为父母不想要更多的孩子，所以核心家庭变得越来越小，而且无孩子家庭的数量也在增加。

• the nuclear family may lead not to satisfaction but to frustration and disappointment.

  核心家庭的生活不一定总会令人满意，也可能让人失望。

• as social scientists study these two new family form, they will be able to tell us more about the future of the nuclear family in the post-industrial age.

  随着社会学家们对这两种新的家庭模式的研究，他们将能够告诉我们后工业化时期有关核心家庭未来的更多的情况。

• therefore we can say that the nuclear family becomes more important than the extended family as the society industrializes.

  所以我们可以说，随着社会工业化的发展，核心家庭变得比大家庭更为重要。

• the children stay in the nuclear family until they grow up and marry, then form new nuclear families.

  孩子们一直生活在核心家庭里，直到长大结婚。然后他们形成新的核心家庭。

• the nuclear family usually consists of two parents (mother and father) and their children.

  核心家庭通常由双亲（父亲和母亲）和他们的孩子组成。

• a nuclear family refers to a husband and wife and their children. the average american family today has two or three children (and maybe a few pets).

  核心家庭包含了先生、太太和小孩子，今美国的一般家庭有二个或三个小孩（或者再加上几只宠物）。

• when americans say ”family”, they mean a nuclear family of mom, dad, and the kids.

  当美国人谈到家庭一词，通常是指只由爸爸妈妈和子女组成的核心家庭。

• a nuclear family is somehow impregnable, beyond reproach.

  从某种程度来说，一个核心家庭是坚不可摧的，是无可非议的。

• the rapid emergence of homes for senior citizens represents a sharp divergence from the traditional chinese practice of maintaining the nuclear family at all costs.

  老人疗养院的迅速出现体现了与中国传统的不惜一切代价维持核心家庭的做法的显着分歧。

• a nuclear family consists of parents and their children only.

  核心家庭一般只有父母和孩子两代。