Pronunciation: /ˈtʃaɪldˌhʊd/
noun the state or period of being a child
A1 My childhood was filled with playing outside and building sandcastles.
A2 I have many fond memories of my childhood, like learning to ride a bike and climbing trees.
B1 During my childhood, I used to spend hours reading books and exploring the woods near my house.
B2 My childhood shaped who I am today, as I learned important values and developed lifelong friendships.
C1 Reflecting on my childhood, I realize how much my family and upbringing influenced my beliefs and behaviors.
C2 My childhood experiences have had a profound impact on my career choices and personal relationships.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a child or childhood
A1 My childhood toys were simple and easy to play with.
A2 She has fond memories of her childhood friends.
B1 His childhood experiences shaped who he is today.
B2 The childhood trauma she experienced still affects her as an adult.
C1 His childhood home was a place of comfort and security.
C2 The psychologist specializes in childhood development and behavior.
formal My childhood was filled with many happy memories spent with my family.
informal I had a great time during my childhood hanging out with friends and playing games.
slang My childhood was lit, we used to have so much fun together.
figurative The innocence of childhood is like a precious treasure that should be cherished.
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