godmother
godmother — noun
1. a woman who promises at a Christian ceremony to help raise a child in the faith
1.名詞B1
釋義
a woman who promises at a Christian ceremony to help raise a child in the faith and to support the child's family
例句
Aiko asked her best friend to be her daughter's godmother.
collocation: ask someone to be godmother
The godmother gave the baby a silver bracelet at the christening.
typical role: giving gifts at ceremonies
Each child had two godparents — one godfather and one godmother.
Tariq chose his sister to be the godmother of his first child.
用法筆記
Often paired with godfather; the couple together are called godparents.