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

• His sons, brother and nephews were his armed sidekicks.
  他的儿子、兄弟和侄子都是他的左膀右臂，都配备了武器。
• She had met both sons and did not care for either.
  两个儿子她都见了，一个都不喜欢。
• Sons are traditionally expected to emulate their fathers.
  历来认为儿子会仿效父亲。
• 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。
• 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。
• They had three sons and one daughter.
  他们有3个儿子，1个女儿。
• Some violent men beat up their sons, until the boys are strong enough to hit back
  一些粗暴的人对自己的儿子大打出手，直到他们有了还手之力才肯罢休。
• Their sons, Ben and Jonathan, were three and six respectively
  他们的儿子，本和乔纳森，分别是3岁和6岁。
• He lived alone, keeping close contact with his three grown-up sons.
  他一个人住，与3个已经长大成人的儿子经常联系。
• His sons took his advice.
  他的儿子们采纳了他的建议。