How is the word Adoption translated from German to English

Der rechtliche Vorgang, ein Kind in die eigene Familie aufzunehmen.

The legal process of taking a child into your family.

noun
English translation
Adoption

Examples with “Adoption”

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  • Die Adoption dauerte fast ein Jahr. The adoption took nearly a year.

  • Die Einführung der neuen Technologie verlief schnell. The adoption of new technology was fast.

  • Das Gericht genehmigte die Adoption letzte Woche. The court approved the adoption last week.

  • Eine breitere Einführung wird vom Preis abhängen. Wider adoption will depend on the price.

  • Denken Sie über eine Adoption nach? Are you thinking about adoption?

  • Was verlangsamt die Einführung des neuen Systems? What is slowing down adoption of the new system?

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How is “Adoption” translated from German?
“Adoption” translates into English as “Adoption”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Adoption” mean?
Meaning of “Adoption”: Der rechtliche Vorgang, ein Kind in die eigene Familie aufzunehmen. In English — “Adoption”.
What part of speech is “Adoption”?
“Adoption” is a noun.
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