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sister sister ★★★★★/sɪ̱stə(r)/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]See also:half-sister；stepsister；姐；妹 Your sister is a girl or woman who has the same parents as you.   [oft poss N]His sister Sarah helped him.他姐姐萨拉帮助了他。...Vanessa Bell, the sister of Virginia Woolf...弗吉尼娅·伍尔夫的姐姐瓦妮莎·贝尔I didn't know you had a sister.我当时并不知道你还有个姐姐。Usage Note :Note that there is no common English word that can refer to both a brother and a sister. You simply have to use both words. She has 13 brothers and sisters.  The word sibling exists, but it is very formal.注意英语中没有统称兄弟姐妹的常用词，所以在谈及兄弟姐妹的时侯，必须同时使用 brother 和 sister：She has 13 brothers and sisters (她有 13 个兄弟姐妹)。sibling 可以统称兄弟姐妹，但非常正式。2[N-COUNT； N-TITLE； N-VOC可数名词；头衔名词；称呼名词]修女；女教友 Sister is a title given to a woman who belongs to a religious community. Sister Francesca entered the chapel.弗朗西丝卡修女走进了小教堂。...the Hospice of the Sisters of Charity at Lourdes.卢尔德仁爱修女会的安养院3[N-COUNT； N-TITLE； N-VOC可数名词；头衔名词；称呼名词]护士长；高级护士 A sister is a senior female nurse who supervises part of a hospital.   [BRIT 英]Ask to speak to the sister on the ward...请求和病房里的护士长说话。Sister Middleton followed the coffee trolley.护士长米德尔顿跟在送咖啡的推车后面。4[N-COUNT	可数名词](同一种族、宗教、国家或职业的)姐妹；同道中的女性；志同道合的女士 You can describe a woman as your sister if you feel a connection with her, for example because she belongs to the same race, religion, country, or profession.   [usu poss N]Modern woman has been freed from many of the duties that befell her sisters in times past.现代女性已经从许多压在旧时女性身上的责任中解放出来了。...our Jewish brothers and sisters.我们犹太教的兄弟姐妹们5[ADJ	形容词]同类型的；相关联的；如同姐妹的 You can use sister to describe something that is of the same type or is connected in some way to another thing you have mentioned. For example, if a company has a sister company, they are connected.   [ADJ n]...the International Monetary Fund and its sister organisation, the World Bank.国际货币基金组织及其姊妹机构——世界银行...Voyager 2 and its sister ship, Voyager 1.“旅行者 2 号”太空探测器及其姊妹探测器——“旅行者 1 号” sistersis‧ter /ˈsɪstə $ -ər/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a girl or woman who has the same parents as you → brother, half-sister, step-sister:  Janet and Abby are sisters. He has two sisters and a brother.older/big sister My older sister is a nurse.younger/little sister Where’s your little sister? She’s my twin sister.2sister paper/publication/company etc a newspaper etc that belongs to the same group or organization:  the Daily Post’s sister paper, the Liverpool Echo3 (also Sister) a nun:  Good morning, Sister Mary.4British English (also Sister) a nurse in charge of a hospital ward:  the ward sister I’m feeling a bit better today, Sister.5a word used by women to talk about other women and to show that they have feelings of friendship and support towards them:  We appeal to our sisters all over the world to stand by us.6American English spoken a way of talking to or about an African-American woman, used especially by African AmericansCOLLOCATIONSadjectivesan older sister (also an elder sister especially British English)· He had two older sisters, Karen and Jacqueline.a big sister (=an older sister)· She misses her big sister dreadfully.a younger sister· Mary showed a lot of aggressive behaviour towards her younger sister.a little/kid sister (=a younger sister)· She was very fond of her little sister.a baby sister (=a sister who is still a baby)· He wanted a baby sister.a twin sister· He is devoted to his twin sister.a half-sister (=a sister with only one parent the same as yours)· She doesn't see her half-sister very often.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EUNP6PZsjrpwzPZoi7/KfLbIDR+RvZFQ3LBeuM/WgWTsZiMkQqG0xhI7PKUrSL/UNaMu4TMGK35i0bvcfXnY2/S4J6yfhSne6Ow1QBjldi18ExLx0/vfJ6HAui1zSoX0UgoEGKYu0qar1lf4v7yODNQ=             sis·ter              ★                    /        ˈsɪstə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈsɪstər                /                              noun                            1      ★              a girl or woman who has the same mother and father as another person          姐；妹                            ◆        She's my sister.        她是我姐姐。                    ◆        an          older/younger sister                姐姐；妹妹                    ◆        (          informal)                a          big/little/kid sister                大姐；小妹；年幼的妹妹                    ◆        We're sisters.        我们是姐妹。                    ◆        Do you have any          brothers or sisters?                你有兄弟姐妹吗？                    ◆        My best friend has been like a sister to me          (= very close).                我最要好的一个朋友待我亲如姐妹。                    ☞see also                                            half-sister                                      ,                                            stepsister                                                  2              used for talking to or about other members of a women's organization or other women who have the same ideas, purpose, etc. as yourself          （称志同道合者）姐妹                            ◆        They supported their sisters in the dispute.        在争论中，她们支持自己的姐妹。                    3      Sister              (          BrE)                a senior female nurse who is in charge of a hospital          ward          护士长                            ☞see also                                            charge nurse                                                  4      Sister              a female member of a religious group, especially a          nun          女教友；（尤指）修女                            ◆        Sister Mary        修女玛丽                    ◆        the Sisters of Charity        仁爱修女会                    5              (in the US) a member of a          sorority(= a club for a group of female students at a college or university)          （美国大学）女生联谊会会员                            6              (          NAmE) (          informal)                used by black people as a form of address for a black woman          （黑人的互相称谓）大姐                            7              (          usually used as an adjective            通常用作形容词          )                a thing that belongs to the same type or group as sth else          同类型的；同一批的；如同姐妹的                            ◆        our sister company in Italy        我们在意大利的姊妹公司                    ◆        a sister ship        同一类型的船                    sister      sisters                  sis·ter              /        ˈsɪstə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈsɪstər                /             sister[ˈsɪstə(r)]CET4CET6TEM4考研n82452658921621924972285013295NOUN1696835743Spoken:390184988sisters[23696]姐妹(100%)n.姐妹；（称志同道合者）姐妹；修女；护士adj.姐妹般的；同类型的

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Collins	sister ★★★★★ /sɪ̱stə(r)/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]See also:half-sister ；stepsister ；姐；妹 Your sister is a girl or woman who has the same parents as you. [oft poss N] His sister Sarah helped him. 他姐姐萨拉帮助了他。 ...Vanessa Bell, the sister of Virginia Woolf... 弗吉尼娅·伍尔夫的姐姐瓦妮莎·贝尔 I didn't know you had a sister. 我当时并不知道你还有个姐姐。 Usage Note : Note that there is no common English word that can refer to both a brother and a sister. You simply have to use both words. She has 13 brothers and sisters. The word sibling exists, but it is very formal. 注意英语中没有统称兄弟姐妹的常用词，所以在谈及兄弟姐妹的时侯，必须同时使用 brother 和 sister：She has 13 brothers and sisters (她有 13 个兄弟姐妹)。sibling 可以统称兄弟姐妹，但非常正式。 2 [N-COUNT； N-TITLE； N-VOC 可数名词；头衔名词；称呼名词 ]修女；女教友 Sister is a title given to a woman who belongs to a religious community. Sister Francesca entered the chapel. 弗朗西丝卡修女走进了小教堂。 ...the Hospice of the Sisters of Charity at Lourdes. 卢尔德仁爱修女会的安养院 3 [N-COUNT； N-TITLE； N-VOC 可数名词；头衔名词；称呼名词 ]护士长；高级护士 A sister is a senior female nurse who supervises part of a hospital. [BRIT 英] Ask to speak to the sister on the ward... 请求和病房里的护士长说话。 Sister Middleton followed the coffee trolley. 护士长米德尔顿跟在送咖啡的推车后面。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词](同一种族、宗教、国家或职业的)姐妹；同道中的女性；志同道合的女士 You can describe a woman as your sister if you feel a connection with her, for example because she belongs to the same race, religion, country, or profession. [usu poss N] Modern woman has been freed from many of the duties that befell her sisters in times past. 现代女性已经从许多压在旧时女性身上的责任中解放出来了。 ...our Jewish brothers and sisters. 我们犹太教的兄弟姐妹们 5 [ADJ 形容词]同类型的；相关联的；如同姐妹的 You can use sister to describe something that is of the same type or is connected in some way to another thing you have mentioned. For example, if a company has a sister company, they are connected. [ADJ n] ...the International Monetary Fund and its sister organisation, the World Bank. 国际货币基金组织及其姊妹机构——世界银行 ...Voyager 2 and its sister ship, Voyager 1. “旅行者 2 号”太空探测器及其姊妹探测器——“旅行者 1 号”
Oxford	sis·ter ★ / ˈsɪstə(r) ; NAmE ˈsɪstər / noun 1 ★ a girl or woman who has the same mother and father as another person 姐；妹 ◆ She's my sister. 她是我姐姐。 ◆ an older/younger sister 姐姐；妹妹 ◆ ( informal) a big/little/kid sister 大姐；小妹；年幼的妹妹 ◆ We're sisters. 我们是姐妹。 ◆ Do you have any brothers or sisters? 你有兄弟姐妹吗？ ◆ My best friend has been like a sister to me (= very close). 我最要好的一个朋友待我亲如姐妹。 ☞see also half-sister , stepsister 2 used for talking to or about other members of a women's organization or other women who have the same ideas, purpose, etc. as yourself （称志同道合者）姐妹 ◆ They supported their sisters in the dispute. 在争论中，她们支持自己的姐妹。 3 Sister ( BrE) a senior female nurse who is in charge of a hospital ward 护士长 ☞see also charge nurse 4 Sister a female member of a religious group, especially a nun 女教友；（尤指）修女 ◆ Sister Mary 修女玛丽 ◆ the Sisters of Charity 仁爱修女会 5 (in the US) a member of a sorority(= a club for a group of female students at a college or university) （美国大学）女生联谊会会员 6 ( NAmE) ( informal) used by black people as a form of address for a black woman （黑人的互相称谓）大姐 7 ( usually used as an adjective 通常用作形容词 ) a thing that belongs to the same type or group as sth else 同类型的；同一批的；如同姐妹的 ◆ our sister company in Italy 我们在意大利的姊妹公司 ◆ a sister ship 同一类型的船 sister sisters sis·ter / ˈsɪstə(r) ; NAmE ˈsɪstər /
LDC	sistersis‧ter /ˈsɪstə $ -ər/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a girl or woman who has the same parents as you → brother, half-sister, step-sister: Janet and Abby are sisters. He has two sisters and a brother.older/big sister My older sister is a nurse.younger/little sister Where’s your little sister? She’s my twin sister.2sister paper/publication/company etc a newspaper etc that belongs to the same group or organization: the Daily Post’s sister paper, the Liverpool Echo3 (also Sister) a nun: Good morning, Sister Mary.4British English (also Sister) a nurse in charge of a hospital ward: the ward sister I’m feeling a bit better today, Sister.5a word used by women to talk about other women and to show that they have feelings of friendship and support towards them: We appeal to our sisters all over the world to stand by us.6American English spoken a way of talking to or about an African-American woman, used especially by African AmericansCOLLOCATIONSadjectivesan older sister (also an elder sister especially British English)· He had two older sisters, Karen and Jacqueline.a big sister (=an older sister)· She misses her big sister dreadfully.a younger sister· Mary showed a lot of aggressive behaviour towards her younger sister.a little/kid sister (=a younger sister)· She was very fond of her little sister.a baby sister (=a sister who is still a baby)· He wanted a baby sister.a twin sister· He is devoted to his twin sister.a half-sister (=a sister with only one parent the same as yours)· She doesn't see her half-sister very often.
WDF	sister [ˈsɪstə(r)] CET4CET6TEM4考研 n824 52658 9216 21924 9722 8501 3295 NOUN1696 835743 Spoken: 390184988 sisters[23696] 姐妹(100%) n.姐妹；（称志同道合者）姐妹；修女；护士 adj.姐妹般的；同类型的

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