英语

grandmother

gb/ɡɹˈændmˌʌðɚ/ us/ɡɹˈændmˌʌðɚ/
A1 英语
~ 5100
义项
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名词 A1 entity
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mother of your father or mother

The mother of your mother or the mother of your father.

用法模式: [someone]'s grandmother
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use only the informal word "grandma" in all situations, including writing and formal speech. Use "grandmother" in formal or polite contexts, and remember that it is usually used with a possessive word such as "my", "her", or "their" (for example, "my grandmother", not just "grandmother" unless you mean grandmothers in general).
近义词
grandma (More informal and common in everyday speech, especially with family and friends.) | granny (Informal and sometimes dialectal; can sound more childish or affectionate.)
反义词
grandfather (Refers to the male counterpart in the same family relationship.)
搭配
maternal grandmother |paternal grandmother |my grandmother |loving grandmother |proud grandmother |grandmother on my mother's side
主题
family |relationships |daily life |core_vocabulary
例句
  • My grandmother taught me how to bake bread when I was a child.
  • We visit my grandmother every Sunday at her house in the countryside.
  • Her paternal grandmother was born in Italy and moved here as a teenager.
  • After the ceremony, the bride hugged her grandmother and thanked her for coming.
  • His grandmother still sends him a birthday card every year.
学习者例句
  • My grandmother lives in a small town.
  • I call my grandmother every weekend.
  • His grandmother is 80 years old.
  • Her grandmother takes care of her after school.
  • We had dinner with my grandmother last night.
语法
词典原形
grandmother
IPA
GB/ɡɹˈændmˌʌðɚ/
US/ɡɹˈændmˌʌðɚ/
音节与重音
grand - moth - er (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (grand)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: grandmother
  • Plural: grandmothers
词族
Forms
grandmothers noun
Core family
grandma noun A1 grandfather noun A1 grandparent noun A2
Related words
grandchild noun A2 grandson noun A2 granddaughter noun A1 granny noun A2
Advanced or less common
grandmotherly adjective
相关表达

teach your grandmother to suck eggs

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/tˈit͡ʃ jˈʊɹ ɡɹˈændmˌʌðɚ tə sˈʌk ˈɛɡz/
idiom informal

advise someone much more experienced

To give advice to someone who already knows a lot more than you about that thing, so your advice is not needed.

例句
  • You don't need to tell her how to run a classroom; don't try to teach your grandmother to suck eggs.
  • He's been a mechanic for forty years, so I'm not going to teach my grandmother to suck eggs by explaining how an engine works.
  • I know you're trying to help, but you're teaching your grandmother to suck eggs here—I've done this many times before.

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