Definition of pro-parent in English:

pro-parent

noun ˈprəʊˌpɛːr(ə)ntˈprəʊˌpɛːrənt

A person who takes the place of a parent; a guardian; (also occasionally) †a progenitor, an ancestor (obsolete).

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Daniel Cawdrey (d. 1664), Church of England clergyman and ejected minister. From pro- + parent.

noun

A person who takes the place of a parent; a guardian; (also occasionally) †a progenitor, an ancestor (obsolete).

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Daniel Cawdrey (d. 1664), Church of England clergyman and ejected minister. From pro- + parent.

单词	pro-parent
释义	Definition of pro-parent in English: pro-parent noun ˈprəʊˌpɛːr(ə)ntˈprəʊˌpɛːrənt A person who takes the place of a parent; a guardian; (also occasionally) †a progenitor, an ancestor (obsolete). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Daniel Cawdrey (d. 1664), Church of England clergyman and ejected minister. From pro- + parent. Definition of pro-parent in US English: pro-parent noun A person who takes the place of a parent; a guardian; (also occasionally) †a progenitor, an ancestor (obsolete). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Daniel Cawdrey (d. 1664), Church of England clergyman and ejected minister. From pro- + parent.
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