parentage
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++par·ent·age /ˈpeərəntɪdʒ $ ˈper-/ noun [uncountable] SSFSANsomeone’s parents and the country and social class they are from 出身，家世 an English-born man with Irish parentage 出生于英格兰的爱尔兰裔男子 He was born in France in 1670 of unknown parentage (=nobody knows who his parents were). 1670 年他出生于法国，家世不明。
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parentage• children of French-Canadian parentage• One clue to the possible identity of the Magdalen in Gnostic eyes is to be found in her parentage.• There is no record of Osbald's parentage but a Bernician extraction seems highly probable.• Mary was a one-book wonder who failed to live up to her stellar parentage and early promise.• The parentage of two kings was called into question.• Perhaps it is their parentage at the bench.• This parentage would make her akin to Persephone, the dangerous Virgin goddess of the underworld.par·ent·age nounChineseSyllable
Corpus country and the class social someone’s they and parents
parentage
par‧ent‧age /ˈpeərəntɪdʒ $ ˈper-/
noun [uncountable]
someone’s parents and the country and social class they are from:
an English-born man with Irish parentage
He was born in France in 1670 of unknown parentage (=nobody knows who his parents were).
par‧ent‧age /ˈpeərəntɪdʒ $ ˈper-/
noun [uncountable]someone’s parents and the country and social class they are from: