aunt
aunt — 名詞
1. a woman in your family from the generation above yours, such as one of your pare
姑姑;阿姨
父母的姊妹,或叔伯舅姨的配偶
a woman in your family from the generation above yours, such as one of your parents' sisters or a woman married to your uncle or another aunt
My aunt drove us to Tainan for Grandma's birthday lunch.
我阿姨開車載我們去台南吃外婆的生日午餐。
my aunt + family event
Aunt Mei always brings mango cake when she visits on Sunday.
Mei 阿姨每次星期天來訪時,都會帶芒果蛋糕。
as form of address: Aunt + name
When Uncle Ray remarried, Emma gained a new aunt in Taipei.
Ray 叔叔再婚後,Emma 在台北多了一位阿姨。
At the wedding, Sara thanked her aunt for sewing the dress.
婚禮上,Sara 向她的阿姨道謝,因為禮服是阿姨縫的。
The twins' aunt taught them to fold paper cranes after dinner.
那對雙胞胎的阿姨晚飯後教他們摺紙鶴。
- auntie
a warmer or more childlike form, often used in direct address
- relative
a much broader word that does not show the exact family link
- great-aunt
a more specific relation from your grandparents' generation
文法句型
my aunt
Aunt + first name
an aunt by marriage
用法筆記
Often appears before a first name in direct address, as in Aunt Mei. The word also covers women who become part of the family by marriage, not only a parent's sister.