(n) 青春期

the period of time in someone's life between being a child and an adult

Ex: During (a)   many teenagers must cope with emotional and physical changes.

(n) 成人期

the part of your life when you are an adult

Ex: School should prepare children for a successful life in (a)   .

(n) 结合（物），结合力，黏合（剂），联结，束缚，羁绊

an interest, experience, or feeling that makes two people feel connected

Ex: I have a close (a)   with my parents/siblings/friends.

(n) 兄弟關係、情誼、兄弟會

a group of men who have the same purpose or religious beliefs

Ex: Studying together creates a sense of (a)   (or sisterhood) with classmates.

(n) 性格,品质,特性;人物,角色;字符,(汉)字

the combination of qualities and personality that makes one person or thing different from others

Ex: First impressions reveal a lot about a person's (a)   .

(n) 童年

the part of your life when you are a child

Ex: Every child deserves a happy (a)   .)

(n)/(v) 斗争，战斗；冲突，抵触

serious disagreement

Ex: In general, most people tend to avoid (a)   s and disagreements.)

(n) 连接

a relationship between people or things

Ex: I have a strong (a)   with my parents as we get along really well.)

(n) 父系关系

the state of being a father

Ex: (a)   is changing as the role of males in a traditional family changes.

(n) 友谊

the relationship between people who are friends

Ex: Happy people value their (a)   s with those around them.

(n) 本能

the way someone naturally reacts or behaves, without having to think or learn about it

Ex: When people panic, they usually reach by (a)   .

(n) 相互作用

the activity of talking and doing things with other people, or the way you do this

Ex: (a)   between peers is important when you're going up.rel. interact with sb

(n) 母系关系

the state of being a mother

Ex: (a)   is said to be the most exciting time of a woman's life.

(n) 自然

someone's character

Ex: I can't imagine by uncle being impatient. It's just not in his (a)   .

(n) 父母

your mother or father

Ex: Children look up to their (a)   as role models in life.

(n) 关系

a connection between two or more things

Noun: relationship

(a)  

(n) 关系

a connection between two or more things

Ex: It is important to continually develop your (a)   s with the people you care about.

(n) 有联系的 亲戚

a member of your family

Ex: I come from a large family with many (a)   s.

(n) 相似之处

a similarity between two people or things, especially in their appearancerel. resemble sb

(Ex. I _____________ my grandmother.)

Ex: I bear little _________________________ to either of my parents.

(a)  

(n) 竞争

someone or something that is competing with another person or thingNoun: rival

Ex: The two siblings had a long (a)   between them.

(n) 兄弟姐妹

a sister or brother

Ex: I have three (a)   s.

(n) 青少年

someone who is between 13 and 19 years old

Ex: More and more (a)   s are socializing through their smart phones nowadays.

(n) 性格气质

the part of your character that affects your moods and the way you behave

Ex: Sb has a good (a)   .

(n) 结合

to fasten something with string, rope, etc

Ex: Family (a)   are considered the most important to Russians.

(n) 养育

the way your parents treat you when you are growing up

Ex: I had a good (a)   when I was growing up.

(adj) 亲近的

having direct family connections or shared beliefs, support, and sympathy

(a)  

(adj) 亲近的

If a group of people are close-knit, they all help and support each other

Ex: There are no secrets in my family as we are very (a)   .

(adj) 母爱的

behaving or feeling in the way that a mother does towards her child, especially in a kind, loving way

Ex: A mother's (a)   instinct is very strong.

(adj) 父母亲的

a mother or father of a person or an animal

Ex: Many videos games, movies and websites require (a)   guidance if looked at with children.

(adj) 有益的

giving a reward, especially by making you feel satisfied that you have done something important or useful, or done something well

Ex: Working hard to achieve a goal is extremely (a)   .

(adj) 坚定的 稳定的

A stable person is mentally healthyNoun: stability

Ex: Working for the government is still considered a (a)   job.

(v) 容纳 迁就

to give what is needed to someoneNoun: accommodation

Ex: Parents often try their best to (a)   all of their offspring's needs.

(v) 采纳 收养

to legally take another person's child into your own family and take care of him or her as your own child

Ex: My parents (a)   ed my sister when she was six years old.

(v) 破坏

If a system, relationship, or discussion breaks down, it fails because there is a problem or disagreement.

Ex: Over the years, people's marriage can (a)   if they don't work hard to maintain it.

(v) 发展

to (cause something to) grow or change into a more advanced, larger, or stronger form

Ex: My nephew has (a)   ed into a very handsome young man.

(v) 忍受

to suffer something difficult,unpleasant, or painful

Ex: Children in some Asian countries must (a)   years of continuous testing.

(v) 建立

to start having a relationship with, or create a new company or organization for the first time.

Ex: Henry Ford (a)   Ford Motor Company.

(ph) 与某人有相似之处

to share interests, experiences, or other characteristics with someone or something

Ex: I have many things _____ __________________ with my friends.

(a)  

(v) 继承 遗传

to be born with the same physical or mental characteristics as one of your parents or grandparents

Ex: I (a)   ed my father's car after he passed away.

(v) 相互的

to communicate with or react to

Ex: Children should be taught to (a)   with each other in a polite manner (way).

(v) 养育

to take care of, feed, and protect someone or something, especially young children or plants, and help him, her, or it to develop

Ex: My grandmother carefully (a)   s her garden.

(ph) 扮演角色 (+in)

to be an important part of someone's life

Ex: My dad ______________ed an important ________ in my life when I was growing up.

(a)  

(ph.v) to respect (someone); to admire (someone).

(Ex. I (a)   my aunt who is really approachable and always has time for everyone.)

(ph.v) be in communication with sb

(Ex. I am not (a)   my best friend from childhood anymore.)

(ph.v) to have a disagreement and stop being friends with sb

(Ex. It's easy to (a)   friends over things like money or relationships.)

(ph.v) gradually see people less and less until relationship is weak(Also see: "drift apart from")

(Ex. It's normal for people to (a)   each other over the years.)

(ph.v) resemble sb in your family (in appearance or personality)

(Ex. My sister ________________ my mom while I __________________ my uncle.)

(a)  

(ph.v) share many childhood experiences with sb

(Ex. My best friend and I (a)   . It's a shame that we've grown apart since then.)

(ph.v) know sb well and talk to that person often

(Ex. It's funny that I'm actually (a)   er to my cousin, than I am to most people in my family.)

(ph.v) have a good relationship with sb

(Ex. I (a)   my mom the best in my family. There's almost nothing that we can't talk about together.)