How's the/your family?

A greeting inquiring about the well-being of one's family members. Hey, great to see you again! How's your family? A: "Hi Murray, how's the family?" B: "My sons are both in college now—can you believe it?"

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

How's the family?

and How's your family?

an expression used on greeting to ask about the state of the person's immediate family. Bob: Hello, Fred. How are you? Fred: Fine, thanks. Bob: How's the family? Fred: Great! How's yours? Bob: Couldn't bebetter. "How's the family?" asked Bill, greeting his boss.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

How's the family?
(all) in the family
in the family
family
fam
run in the family
run in the/(one's) family
in the family way
in a family way
in a/the family way

词组	How's the/your family?
释义	How's the/your family? How's the/your family? A greeting inquiring about the well-being of one's family members. Hey, great to see you again! How's your family? A: "Hi Murray, how's the family?" B: "My sons are both in college now—can you believe it?" Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. How's the family? and How's your family? an expression used on greeting to ask about the state of the person's immediate family. Bob: Hello, Fred. How are you? Fred: Fine, thanks. Bob: How's the family? Fred: Great! How's yours? Bob: Couldn't bebetter. "How's the family?" asked Bill, greeting his boss. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: How's the family? (all) in the family in the family family fam run in the family run in the/(one's) family in the family way in a family way in a/the family way
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