grandchild
- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌtʃaɪld/
- Specialized
- You have this grandparent node, you have to have all of his children and all of his grandchildren, all right?
I'm going to use parent child and grandchild.
- I'm going to use parent child and grandchild.
Examples
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We have a black nod C, we have a red left child from C, we have a red left grandchild which is X.
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During those 3 months, the Durhams are looking for a possible legitimization for their future grandchild.
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What with the children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren now paying into the system, I fail to see the problem mathematically.
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If they do bring guys like Hamill back, as I think they will, it will likely be only for VII; they won't use stand-ins, and they will introduce Anakin Skywalker's grandchildren.
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In a binary tree, the node at the third level is considered a grandchild of the root node.
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When exploring the data structure, each grandchild node can be accessed through its parent's children.
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To visualize the relationships, draw a diagram showing how each grandchild connects to its grandparent.
Compounds
How Distant
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grandchild in computing uses the same family idea. It is the 'child of a child', a node two levels below another in a tree.