Translation for 'kinder' from English to Serbian

kinder

љубазнији {adj}

• Like a better mouse trap, there is still a challenge for inventors to produce a kinder and more gentle scallop dredge.
• In 1964, she won the literary award Staatsprijs voor kinder- en jeugdliteratuur.
• קינדער, kinder (children) → קינדערלעך, kinderlekh (children, diminutive).
• In literature too, she appeared as a belligerent mother in Heinrich von Kleist's "Germania an ihre kinder".
• Julia Stewart Lowndes is a marine ecologist and advocate for the open science movement and kinder, better science.

• The Village has a government school for kinder garden to class tenth.
• Redlich is one of the child survivors starring in the 1948 film "Unzere kinder".
• For his contributions to children's literature, he received the Staatsprijs voor kinder- en jeugdliteratuur in 1982.
• The "Referendumprijs voor Vlaamse kinder- en jeugdboeken" award was established in 1962.
• Jakub's grandmother - She seems to be kinder than her husband when it comes to Jakub.

• Teaching standards are assessed by Early Years Ireland Currently there are 3 Nino Classes (3-4 year olds) 4 Pre-kinder classes (4–5 years old) and 6 Kinder classes (5–6 years old).
• The 2021 song by German band Lindemann titled ‘’Ich hasse kinder’’ features imagery and its plot centered around the young pioneers.
• It's a kinder school managed by hacienda owners who applies the Montessori Method as teaching system.
• St.Joseph's Group was founded in the Year 1996. The Trust runs in all about 10 educational institutions from kinder garten to postgraduate courses.
• Personality: Kind, loving, modern, intelligent; unlike Mads, she is far kinder to Daniel; still, she too turns a blind eye on Ellen's choices as she grows older.

• Each visit positively changed Scrooge; he transforms into a kinder, gentler man full of Christmas spirit.
• It is also served by three private Christian schools; Calvin Christian School (kinder to year 12) and Southern Christian College (kinder to year 12), both of which are nondenominational, and the Kingston campus of St Aloysius Catholic College (grade kinder to year 4) at Kingston campus, grade 5 to year 10 at Huntingfield campus).
• "My Knees Were Jumping: Remembering the Kindertransports" (1996; released theatrically in 1998), narrated by Joanne Woodward.