foster

Teşvik etmek, geliştirmek

To encourage or promote the development of something.

• The program aims to foster cooperation between nations.
• Good teachers foster a love of learning in their students.
• The warm climate fosters rapid plant growth.
• Universities increasingly foster interdisciplinary collaboration by creating shared laboratory spaces for researchers from different departments.
• The legislation was designed to foster entrepreneurship in rural areas through tax incentives and improved infrastructure.
• Educational psychologists emphasize that positive feedback can foster intrinsic motivation more effectively than external rewards.

Eş anlamlılar: encourage, promote, cultivate, nurture, advance, stimulate

Zıt anlamlılar: hinder, suppress, discourage, impede

Koruyucu aile olmak, evlat edinmek

To care for and raise a child that is not one's biological offspring, typically through a formal arrangement.

• They decided to foster three children from difficult backgrounds.
• She was fostered by her aunt after her parents died.
• Many families foster children temporarily until adoption.

Eş anlamlılar: care for, raise, nurture

Koruyucu aile bakımıyla ilgili

Relating to the care of a child by people who are not the child's biological parents.

• He grew up in a foster home.
• Her foster parents were very kind to her.
• The foster care system needs more resources.

Eş anlamlılar: adoptive, surrogate

Zıt anlamlılar: biological, natural