Translation for 'nuclear family' from English to Danish

nuclear family

kernefamilie {fk}sociol.

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family

familie {fk}

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family feud

familiefejde {fk}

family celebration

familiefest {fk}

family gathering

familiesammenkomst {fk}

royal family

kongefamilie {fk}

bosom of the family [idiom]

unverified familiens skød {n} [talemåde]

nuclear {adj}

nuklear

nuclear weapon

atomvåben {n}mil.våben

nuclear medicine

nuklearmedicin {fk}med.vid.

nuclear war

atomkrig {fk}mil.

nuclear submarine

atomubåd {fk}mil.naut.

• They pointed specifically to its bans on incest, cousin marriage, adoption, and remarriage, and its promotion of the nuclear family over the extended family.
• The nuclear family is supposed to be an alternative to the welfare state, so that cuts to health care, education and social welfare budgets can be legitimized.
• The comically dark novel focuses on a nuclear family in a 1960s Ontario suburb.
• Krabs' portrayal as a single father to Pearl was specifically highlighted as an example of the show's "subversiveness by subtly challenging the idea of the nuclear family."
• As a fertility factor, single nuclear family households generally have a higher number of children than co-operative living arrangements according to studies from both the Western world As diversity in the United States continues to increase, it is becoming difficult for the traditional nuclear family to stay the norm.

• Tomboyism in fiction often symbolizes new types of family dynamics, often following a death or another form of disruption to the nuclear family unit, leading families of choice rather than a descent.
• Modern family structures in the past and present vary from what was typical of the 1950s nuclear family.
• The residence formally occupied by deceased professional wrestler Chris Benoit and his nuclear family until June 2007, within which a high-profile double-murder and suicide tragedy occurred, is located in Fayetteville.
• A recent (2001) book provides this update on the Akan: Some families are changing from the above "abusua" structure to the nuclear family.
• At this point a majority of the Haida had taken nuclear family forms, and members of families belonging in the same moiety (Ravens and Eagles) were permitted to marry each other.

• Nonetheless, Lakoff claims that all of these differences center around the two sides' respective understandings of a single concept - the ideal nuclear family.
• Some anthropologists argue that nuclear family incest avoidance can be explained in terms of the ecological, demographic, and economic benefits of exogamy.
• The nuclear family, in rural Cambodia, typically lives in a rectangular house that may vary in size from four by six meters to six by ten meters.
• As a consequence, they live in typically American nuclear family households with private ownership of housing and land.
• Societal norms of the 1950s consisted of a nuclear family, two parents and two (or more) children.

• As a supporter of traditional gender roles and the nuclear family, the CWA publicly defends western familialism and the subjugation of women.