brother-in-law的意思|brother-in-law的解释-里氏词典

brother-in-law ['brʌðərɪn`lɔ]

n. 姊妹的丈夫

brother-in-law
brothers-in-law

[ noun ]
a brother by marriage
<noun.person>

Brother-in-law \Broth"er-in-law`\, n.; pl. {Brothers-in-law}.
The brother of one's husband or wife; also, the husband of
one's sister; sometimes, the husband of one's wife's sister.

Mahoney dropped out of high school in the 10th grade and grew tobacco with his father and a brother-in-law until he got a job at M&T Chemical Co. in Carrollton.
But Herb Condray, Mrs. Sims' brother-in-law, said police are only trying to save face by arresting her.
Salvatore Bruno and his brother-in-law Paolo Lasco were killed as they drove in this northeast suburb of Naples.
Zuno is the brother-in-law of Luis Echeverria, the former president of Mexico.
Avritt's brother-in-law Jerry Nibler said people should dismiss any "eye-for-an-eye and a tooth-for-a-tooth" sentiments.
A tip from Salcido's sister and brother-in-law in Mexico also helped authorities find him, the San Francisco Chronicle reported today, citing unidentified U.S. diplomatic and law enforcement sources.
Mrs. Onassis' brother-in-law, Sen. Edward Kennedy, rode in the funeral limousine with her and Christina Onassis, Aristotle's daughter.
At the time, Mr. Boesky's brother-in-law, Burton Slatkin, owned about 24% of the company's common stock and was a director of the company, the suit said.
This lovely view, half water and half sky, is so spacious and tranquil that it recalls landscapes by Giovanni Bellini, his brother-in-law.
The Bushes were returning to the White House tonight, then flying to Boston on Tuesday for the funeral of a brother-in-law, Alexander Ellis II, who died Friday at 67 after a stroke and long illness.
The main franchise salesman was Mr. Johnson's brother-in-law, driving in a former farm station wagon and handicapped by the vehicle's pervasive manure odor on sultry days.
They say they were taken from a white family about 20 years ago by the Ethiopian housekeeper, whose sister and brother-in-law raised them as members of the Oromo tribe.
He and Ali Jaber al-Sabah, brother-in-law of the emir of Kuwait, said that some Kuwaitis who had fled the oil-rich Persian Gulf country have been infiltrating back to organize armed resistance.
Khairallah, who was Saddam's brother-in-law but had recently been at odds with the president, was the third senior Iraqi official to die in a helicopter crash in the past 18 months.
This phantasm was tucking into a tutti frutti ice-cream opposite the Minerva temple in Assisi. I nudged my brother-in-law.
Ms. Valente's brother-in-law, Andre Metral, said after the statement was released that Khaled contacted him at the Cavalier Hotel in west Beirut and told him he wanted to see him, without setting an exact date for the meeting.
The brother-in-law of former Mexican President Luis Echeverria was held without bail today as a witness in the 1985 torture-murder of a U.S. drug agent.
Root told his brother-in-law the wound wasn't self-inflicted.
Tribal District Judge Harry Brown, MacDonald's brother-in-law, issued the temporary restraining order, said Geoffrey Standing Bear, MacDonald's attorney.
Judge McKay had ordered that every person entering the courtroom be searched before Rider, who is Flynt's former brother-in-law, arrived with his retinue of burly bodyguards.
It won't spoil the story to tell you that the pesky brother-in-law ultimately winds up in bed with one of Stern's girlfriends, because the story is so nutty you'll never remember any of this anyway.
The brother-in-law, James Selvin, 30, was struck twice in the head by the hatchet.
A Navajo tribal judge Tuesday barred the ruling council of the country's largest Indian nation from ousting its chairman _ his brother-in-law _ who has been accused in congressional testimony of corruption.
He said it was designed to embarrass Minnesota's attorney general, Hubert "Skip" Humphrey III, Mr. Solomonson's brother-in-law, who is running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican David Durenberger.
Arturo Ferruzzi, 51 years old, was named to succeed Mr. Gardini, his brother-in-law, as chairman of the industrial giant.
The victim's girlfriend stepped between the two, a scuffle broke out involving two of the gunman's companions and the victim's brother-in-law, and the victim was shot in the head as he started to run, police said.
Last August, in a brief filed with the Supreme Court, Hendricks asserted that his former brother-in-law, Jon Lewis, committed the crimes.
Manuel Antonio Noriega, the ousted president's brother-in-law, Raul Diaz, told reporters.
To keep the archive up to date, Mr. Hatch relies on 20 unpaid correspondents across the country, ranging from industry insiders to Mr. Hatch's brother-in-law, a New Jersey lawyer named Ralph Neibart.
Outside the home of Ahmed al-Wazir, the dead man's brother-in-law, about 100 mourners sat under a tent as loudspeakers from a nearby mosque blared mourning verses from the Koran, holy book of Islam.

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