Definition of intergenerational in English:

intergenerational

adjectiveˌɪntədʒɛnəˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

Relating to, involving, or affecting several generations.
the intergenerational conflict and political turmoil of the 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- When urban workers were laid off, their families offered financial support and inter-generational mutual help.
- Economists debate the magnitude of the intergenerational income correlation.
- Only two studies have tested aspects of Bowen's specific theory of intergenerational transmission.
- Problems involving family members or family-of-origin issues are also often effectively explored with intergenerational assessment instruments.
- The results suggest a lack of social interaction may have adverse intergenerational effects in terms of educational attainment.
- We've made plenty of comments in the last few months about tax, intergenerational equity and the Government's reform agenda.
- The project also provides opportunities to develop intergenerational friendships.
- There are many different ways to weave an intergenerational perspective into all areas of congregational life.
- For them, war was a life-long, inter-generational, noble endeavor.
- Recently, the curriculum's use in intergenerational settings has also been noted.
- Many state pension schemes are Paygo, expressing what is called ' intergenerational solidarity '.
- In the studies where gender differences could be tested, the intergenerational parenting correlations were higher for females.
- Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents.
- There is a strong commonsense notion of intergenerational continuity in behavior.
- No evidence supports existence of such an intergenerational cult, the site says.
- The rugby club is an interesting example of inter-generational equity at the moment.
- Therefore, we can speak of an intergenerational transmission of male unemployment.
- More is needed to prevent a bigger intergenerational transfer burden from bedeviling our political future.
- While there are exceptions, few congregations operate as true intergenerational communities.
- Senior citizens also participate in an intergenerational reading project.

Definition of intergenerational in US English:

intergenerational

adjectiveˌɪn(t)ərˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌin(t)ərˌjenəˈrāSH(ə)n(ə)l

Relating to, involving, or affecting several generations.
the intergenerational conflict and political turmoil of the 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- We've made plenty of comments in the last few months about tax, intergenerational equity and the Government's reform agenda.
- For them, war was a life-long, inter-generational, noble endeavor.
- Economists debate the magnitude of the intergenerational income correlation.
- Problems involving family members or family-of-origin issues are also often effectively explored with intergenerational assessment instruments.
- There are many different ways to weave an intergenerational perspective into all areas of congregational life.
- Senior citizens also participate in an intergenerational reading project.
- More is needed to prevent a bigger intergenerational transfer burden from bedeviling our political future.
- The rugby club is an interesting example of inter-generational equity at the moment.
- Only two studies have tested aspects of Bowen's specific theory of intergenerational transmission.
- There is a strong commonsense notion of intergenerational continuity in behavior.
- The project also provides opportunities to develop intergenerational friendships.
- While there are exceptions, few congregations operate as true intergenerational communities.
- Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents.
- The results suggest a lack of social interaction may have adverse intergenerational effects in terms of educational attainment.
- In the studies where gender differences could be tested, the intergenerational parenting correlations were higher for females.
- Recently, the curriculum's use in intergenerational settings has also been noted.
- When urban workers were laid off, their families offered financial support and inter-generational mutual help.
- No evidence supports existence of such an intergenerational cult, the site says.
- Therefore, we can speak of an intergenerational transmission of male unemployment.
- Many state pension schemes are Paygo, expressing what is called ' intergenerational solidarity '.

单词	intergenerational
释义	Definition of intergenerational in English: intergenerational adjectiveˌɪntədʒɛnəˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l Relating to, involving, or affecting several generations. the intergenerational conflict and political turmoil of the 1960s Example sentencesExamples When urban workers were laid off, their families offered financial support and inter-generational mutual help. Economists debate the magnitude of the intergenerational income correlation. Only two studies have tested aspects of Bowen's specific theory of intergenerational transmission. Problems involving family members or family-of-origin issues are also often effectively explored with intergenerational assessment instruments. The results suggest a lack of social interaction may have adverse intergenerational effects in terms of educational attainment. We've made plenty of comments in the last few months about tax, intergenerational equity and the Government's reform agenda. The project also provides opportunities to develop intergenerational friendships. There are many different ways to weave an intergenerational perspective into all areas of congregational life. For them, war was a life-long, inter-generational, noble endeavor. Recently, the curriculum's use in intergenerational settings has also been noted. Many state pension schemes are Paygo, expressing what is called ' intergenerational solidarity '. In the studies where gender differences could be tested, the intergenerational parenting correlations were higher for females. Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents. There is a strong commonsense notion of intergenerational continuity in behavior. No evidence supports existence of such an intergenerational cult, the site says. The rugby club is an interesting example of inter-generational equity at the moment. Therefore, we can speak of an intergenerational transmission of male unemployment. More is needed to prevent a bigger intergenerational transfer burden from bedeviling our political future. While there are exceptions, few congregations operate as true intergenerational communities. Senior citizens also participate in an intergenerational reading project. Definition of intergenerational in US English: intergenerational adjectiveˌɪn(t)ərˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌin(t)ərˌjenəˈrāSH(ə)n(ə)l Relating to, involving, or affecting several generations. the intergenerational conflict and political turmoil of the 1960s Example sentencesExamples We've made plenty of comments in the last few months about tax, intergenerational equity and the Government's reform agenda. For them, war was a life-long, inter-generational, noble endeavor. Economists debate the magnitude of the intergenerational income correlation. Problems involving family members or family-of-origin issues are also often effectively explored with intergenerational assessment instruments. There are many different ways to weave an intergenerational perspective into all areas of congregational life. Senior citizens also participate in an intergenerational reading project. More is needed to prevent a bigger intergenerational transfer burden from bedeviling our political future. The rugby club is an interesting example of inter-generational equity at the moment. Only two studies have tested aspects of Bowen's specific theory of intergenerational transmission. There is a strong commonsense notion of intergenerational continuity in behavior. The project also provides opportunities to develop intergenerational friendships. While there are exceptions, few congregations operate as true intergenerational communities. Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents. The results suggest a lack of social interaction may have adverse intergenerational effects in terms of educational attainment. In the studies where gender differences could be tested, the intergenerational parenting correlations were higher for females. Recently, the curriculum's use in intergenerational settings has also been noted. When urban workers were laid off, their families offered financial support and inter-generational mutual help. No evidence supports existence of such an intergenerational cult, the site says. Therefore, we can speak of an intergenerational transmission of male unemployment. Many state pension schemes are Paygo, expressing what is called ' intergenerational solidarity '.
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