| 词组 | son |
| 释义 | son /sʌn/ noun someone’s male childadjectiveseldest/oldest son Their eldest son inherited the house.youngest son Nigel was the youngest son.elder/older son (=used when someone has two sons) William is Charles’s elder son.younger son (=used when someone has two sons) His younger son is called Harry.second/third etc son Soon after their second son Bill was born, they moved to America.middle son He is the middle son of three.only son She fussed over her only son.5-year-old/14-year-old etc son They have a two-year-old son.young/little/small son He left a widow and four young sons.teenage son He is divorced with two teenage sons.baby son She was carrying her baby son in her arms.grown-up/adult son He has two grown-up sons from his previous marriage.adopted son (=who has legally become their child after being born to other parents) Augustus was the adopted son of Julius Caesar.a good/dutiful son (=one who behaves towards his parents as he should) He had always been a dutiful son.verbshave a son They have three sons.bring up/raise your son She left work to bring up her son.sb’s son is born Our son was born 14 weeks early.phrasesgive birth to a son In 1995 she gave birth to a son, David.sons and daughters I am proud of all my sons and daughters. |
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