sons

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美 [sʌnz]

n.  儿子; (年长者对年轻男子或男孩的爱称)孩子; (某个地方、国家等的)男性成员，子孙
son的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 儿子
  Someone'ssonis their male child.
  1. He shared a pizza with his son Laurence...
     他和儿子劳伦斯分吃了一张比萨饼。
  2. Sam is the seven-year-old son of Eric Davies...
     萨姆是埃里克·戴维斯 7 岁的儿子。
  3. They have a son.
     他们有一个儿子。
• N-COUNT (某地)之子(籍贯为某地的人，尤指名人)
  A man, especially a famous man, can be described as asonof the place he comes from.
  1. ...New Orleans's most famous son, Louis Armstrong.
     新奥尔良最著名的人物——路易斯·阿姆斯特朗
  2. ...sons of Africa.
     非洲之子
• N-VOC 年轻人，孩子(对男孩或比自己年轻的男子的昵称)
  Some people usesonas a form of address when they are showing kindness or affection to a boy or a man who is younger than them.
  1. Don't be frightened by failure, son.
     孩子，不要害怕失败。

双语例句

• The sons and daughters all consider it a moral obligation to look after their parents.;
  儿女们都认为应当孝敬父母。
• Her sons are the most important thing in her life
  她生命中最重要的是她的儿子们。
• They had three sons and one daughter.
  他们有3个儿子，1个女儿。
• Why have you not named any of your sons after yourself?
  为什么没让哪个儿子用你的名字呢？
• They were failing lamentably to help their sons grow from boyhood to manhood.
  他们抱憾未能帮助儿子们顺利地长大成人。
• It's a penalty of us being girls — sons have an easy time.
  这是我们身为女孩的弊端——男孩子们过得轻松。
• His sons took his advice.
  他的儿子们采纳了他的建议。
• For the revolutionary cause, the fine sons and daughters of the Chinese nation fought and sacrificed their lives, one stepping into the breach as another fell. Their revolutionary spirit will last for ever.
  中华民族的优秀儿女为革命事业，奋斗牺牲，前仆后继，他们的革命精神万古常青。
• She could see her two sons swell with pride.
  她能看出她的两个儿子充满了骄傲。
• She set the alarm so she'd wake up in time to give her two sons their medication.
  她定了闹钟，以便及时醒来给两个儿子服药。