grandparent的意思|grandparent的解释-里氏词典

grandparent ['grænd`pɛrənt]

n. 祖父母

Please don't send Grandparent to a rest home for old people, I know he would rather die with his boots on.
请不要把祖父送到敬老院去，我知道他宁愿生命不息，工作不已。
Right of a child to see a parent regularly or of a parent or grandparent to see a child regularly, where the child bis in the care of someone else.
会见权：孩子子定期见父母亲，或父母或祖父母定期看望由他人照看的孩子的权利。
The three children have been sponging on their grandparent for over ten years.
10多年来这3个孩子一直靠他们的姥爷、姥姥养活。

grandparent

[ noun ]
a parent of your father or mother
<noun.person>

The youngsters usually range in ages from 7 to 14. The oldest "grandparent" so far has been an unmarried gentleman of 79 who, Mrs. Koenig says, just wanted to see how the idea worked.
Basic to their thinking is the realization that nearly one-fourth of a typical employer's workforce already provides adult care-giving services _ for a parent, grandparent or spouse.
Under the bill passed Wednesday, girls under the age of 17 could obtain permission for an abortion from a grandparent or guardian in addition to a parent or judge.
Now you can go out and it doesn't matter if it matches or not." Being a grandparent does mean holidays, birthdays, going fishing and baking cookies.
About 17 percent involved drugs belonging to a grandparent or great-grandparent.
The farmer, who spoke on the condition his name not be used, said he believes Wisconsin's grandparent liability law is unfair in his son's case because of the age of the woman.
Nothing can replace a watchful parent, grandparent, neighbor or baby-sitter when it comes to make sure a child is safe in the water.
After 1989, the grandparent would have to come up with another $1 million to pay the 50% generation-skipping tax.

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