cousins

英 [ˈkʌznz]

美 [ˈkʌzənz]

n.  同辈表亲(或堂亲); 堂兄(或弟、姊、妹); 表兄(或弟、姊、妹); 远房亲戚; 远亲; 兄弟的…国人民(对与本民族有某些类似的另一国家人民的说法)
cousin的复数

BNC.24440

柯林斯词典

• See also:My cousin Mark helped me...We are cousins.country cousinsecond cousin
• See also:Whereas West Germans drink wine, their Eastern cousins prefer Schnapps...The average European kitchen is smaller than its American cousin....misanthropy and its cousin racism.country cousin

双语例句

• The british, canadians and Americans might be called cousins.
  英国人、加拿大人和美国人可以称作是同胞。
• That's nice. Uncles, aunts and cousins will come.
  那真是太好了。叔叔，姑母和堂兄弟将要来。
• On, my mother's side I have two uncles and six cousins.
  在我母亲这一方面，我有两个舅舅和六个表兄弟姐妹。
• The two cousins looked as if they'd been carved from blocks of ice.
  两个堂姊妹看起来像由冰块雕刻而成。
• One of his cousins had died.
  他的一个堂兄弟死了。
• My uncles, aunts and cousins will be there, too.
  我的叔叔、婶婶和堂兄弟姐妹们也会去那儿。
• Now I have to go stay with my cousins.
  现在我得和我堂姐住一起了。
• Uncles, aunts and cousins will come.
  叔叔，姑母和堂兄弟将要来。
• Harry and I are cousins.
  我和哈里是堂兄弟。
• My first night in Saigon I paid an unannounced visit to my father's cousins.
  到西贡的第一个晚上，我给父亲的堂兄堂弟们来了个突然袭击。