stepbrother
简明释义
英[ˈstepbrʌðə(r)]美[ˈstepbrʌðər]
n. 继兄,继弟
复 数 s t e p b r o t h e r s
英英释义
A stepbrother is a male sibling who is the son of one's stepparent, and is not a biological brother. | 继兄是指一个男性兄弟,他是继父母的儿子,而不是亲生兄弟。 |
单词用法
同父异母兄弟与继兄 | |
我和我的继兄 | |
与我的继兄相处融洽 | |
继兄弟姐妹关系 | |
与继兄的家庭关系动态 | |
继兄之间的竞争 |
同义词
继兄弟姐妹 | 他是我的继兄弟,我们相处得很好。 | ||
同父异母兄弟 | Unlike a half-brother, a stepbrother does not share any biological parents. | 与同父异母兄弟不同,继兄弟没有共同的生物父母。 |
反义词
兄弟 | 我和我的兄弟每天都一起玩。 | ||
兄弟姐妹 | 她有两个兄弟姐妹,一个兄弟和一个姐妹。 |
例句
1.I've suddenly acquired a stepbrother.
我突然有了一个继兄弟。
2.The oil-rich Gulf states grouped in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) should consider letting their "poor stepbrother" join the organization.
海湾合作委员会(GCC)的那些石油资源丰富的海湾国家应该考虑让他们“贫穷的继兄弟”加入该组织。
3.The accident strangely foretold21 the death of Alexander's stepbrother, John F. Kennedy Jr., twenty years later.
奇怪的是,这次事故预示了二十年后其同母异父兄弟小约翰·肯尼迪之死。
4.So its not big brother, but you can say StepBrother…
这样看来,不是大哥,不过你可以叫继哥(仿继父一词)
5.The oil-rich Gulf states grouped in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) should consider letting their poor stepbrother join the organization.
海湾合作委员会(下文中简称为“海合会”)的那些石油富国应该考虑将这个“穷弟弟”纳入到组织中来。
6.George Obama, stepbrother of Barack Obama, attends a news conference in Nyangoma Kogelo village. Photograph: Thomas Mukoya / Reuters/REUTERS
乔治·奥巴马,巴拉克·奥巴马同父异母的兄弟,在NyangomaKogelo村出席了记者招待会。
7.Ralph, owned by Pauline Grant, who hit the headlines at the start of the year is his stepbrother but is dwarfed by his half-sibling.
保林•格兰特养育的兔子拉尔夫今年年初曾登上新闻头条,他是达利斯的继兄弟,但现在已被达利斯给比了下去。
8.After his divorce, his father married Peggy Ann Farrar, who had a son called Adam Farrar, another actor/producer who became Leo’s stepbrother and who inspired DiCaprio to become an actor.
他父亲在离婚后娶了PeggyAnnFarrar,后者有个儿子名叫Adam Farrar,Adam也是一名演员兼制片人,他成了利奥的异父母兄弟,也是他激发了迪卡普里奥的潜能,促使其最终走上演艺道路。
9.His stepbrother, a fifth-grader, "seemed older" at spring break, "almost in that age where he kind of wants guidance, like a big brother," Sannes said.
他的过继弟弟,一个五年级生,在春假时“看起来长大了”,“差不多到了想要什么人,比如一个大哥哥指引的年纪。”塞那斯说。
10.I have a great relationship with my stepbrother.
我和我的继兄关系很好。
11.My stepbrother is coming over for dinner tonight.
我的继兄今晚要来吃晚饭。
12.I invited my stepbrother to my birthday party.
我邀请了我的继兄参加我的生日派对。
13.My stepbrother helped me with my homework yesterday.
我的继兄昨天帮我做作业。
14.We often play video games together, my stepbrother and I.
我和我的继兄经常一起玩视频游戏。
作文
Growing up, I always thought of family as a traditional unit consisting of a mother, a father, and their biological children. However, my perspective changed dramatically when my mother remarried and I gained a new family member: my stepbrother. This experience taught me valuable lessons about love, acceptance, and the meaning of family. At first, I was apprehensive about having a stepbrother in my life. I worried about sharing my space and my parents' attention with someone who was not my blood relative. My stepbrother, Jake, was coming into our home with his own set of experiences and emotions, and I was unsure how to navigate this new dynamic. Would we get along? Would he like me? These questions plagued my mind. The day Jake moved in, I remember feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety. He was around my age, which meant we could potentially bond over shared interests like video games and sports. However, I also felt a sense of competition. Would he be better at everything than I was? The first few weeks were awkward. We tiptoed around each other, trying to find our footing in this new family structure. Over time, things began to change. One evening, we found ourselves sitting on the couch, both engrossed in a video game. As we played, we started talking and laughing, slowly breaking down the walls that had formed between us. I realized that my fears about having a stepbrother were unfounded. Jake was just another kid trying to fit into a new family, just like I was. As the months passed, our relationship blossomed. We became partners in crime, sharing secrets, jokes, and even the occasional prank on our parents. I learned that having a stepbrother meant having someone to share experiences with, whether it was playing sports together or helping each other with homework. We supported each other through tough times, like when I struggled with math, and he was there to help me understand the concepts. In return, I helped him with his writing assignments. One of the most significant moments in our relationship occurred during a family vacation. Our parents decided to take us to the beach, and I was excited yet nervous about spending so much time together. To my surprise, Jake and I ended up bonding over building sandcastles, swimming in the ocean, and exploring the local shops. That trip solidified our bond, and I realized that he was no longer just my stepbrother; he was my friend. Reflecting on my journey with my stepbrother, I am grateful for the lessons we learned together. I discovered that family is not solely defined by blood relations but by the love and support we provide for one another. Jake has become an integral part of my life, and I can’t imagine my childhood without him. In conclusion, having a stepbrother has enriched my life in ways I never anticipated. It has taught me the importance of acceptance and the beauty of forming connections beyond traditional family structures. I encourage anyone who finds themselves in a similar situation to embrace it. You might just find that your stepbrother can become one of your closest allies and friends.
在成长过程中,我总是将家庭视为一个传统的单位,由母亲、父亲和他们的亲生孩子组成。然而,当我母亲再婚并且我有了一个新的家庭成员——我的继兄弟时,我的观点发生了巨大的变化。这段经历教会了我关于爱、接受和家庭意义的宝贵课程。起初,我对拥有一个继兄弟感到不安。我担心要与一个不是我血缘关系的人分享我的空间和父母的关注。我的继兄弟杰克,带着他自己的一套经历和情感走进我们的家,我不知道该如何处理这种新的动态。我们能相处得好吗?他会喜欢我吗?这些问题萦绕在我的脑海中。杰克搬进来的那天,我记得心中充满了兴奋和焦虑。他与我同龄,这意味着我们可以在视频游戏和运动等共同兴趣上建立联系。然而,我也感到了一种竞争的压力。他会比我更擅长一切吗?最初的几周非常尴尬。我们小心翼翼地相处,试图在这个新的家庭结构中找到自己的立足点。随着时间的推移,事情开始发生变化。有一天晚上,我们发现自己坐在沙发上,都沉迷于一款视频游戏。当我们玩的时候,我们开始交谈和大笑,慢慢打破了我们之间形成的墙。我意识到,关于拥有一个继兄弟的恐惧是没有根据的。杰克只是另一个试图融入新家庭的孩子,就像我一样。几个月过去了,我们的关系蓬勃发展。我们成为了共谋者,分享秘密、笑话,甚至偶尔对父母恶作剧。我了解到,拥有一个继兄弟意味着有一个人可以分享经历,无论是一起运动还是互相帮助做功课。我们在艰难时刻互相支持,比如我在数学上遇到困难时,他会帮我理解概念。作为回报,我帮他写作业。我们关系中最重要的时刻之一发生在一次家庭度假期间。我们的父母决定带我们去海滩,我对能花这么多时间在一起感到兴奋又紧张。令我惊讶的是,杰克和我最终在一起堆沙堡、游泳和探索当地商店时加深了我们的联系。那次旅行巩固了我们的纽带,我意识到他不再只是我的继兄弟;他是我的朋友。回顾与我的继兄弟的旅程,我对我们共同学习的课程心怀感激。我发现家庭不仅仅由血缘关系定义,而是由我们彼此提供的爱和支持构成。杰克已成为我生活中不可或缺的一部分,我无法想象我的童年没有他。总之,拥有一个继兄弟丰富了我的生活,超出了我最初的预期。它教会了我接受的重要性以及超越传统家庭结构形成联系的美。我鼓励任何处于类似情况的人去拥抱它。你可能会发现你的继兄弟会成为你最亲密的盟友和朋友。