How do you use "daughter" in a sentence?

Their daughter is studying medicine at Oxford. She's like a daughter to me. My daughter-in-law is expecting their first child.

daughter

Q: What does "daughter" mean?

A female child in relation to her parents The word 'daughter' refers to a female child in relation to her parents. 'Daughter-in-law' is the wife of one's child. 'Goddaughter' is a girl for whom one acts as a godparent. The word can also be used metaphorically: 'a daughter of the revolution.'

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意味: A female child in relation to her parents

女儿

hija

娘

딸

The word 'daughter' refers to a female child in relation to her parents. 'Daughter-in-law' is the wife of one's child. 'Goddaughter' is a girl for whom one acts as a godparent. The word can also be used metaphorically: 'a daughter of the revolution.'

「daughter」指相对于父母的女性孩子。「daughter-in-law」是某人孩子的妻子。「goddaughter」是某人作为教父母的女孩。这个词也可以比喻使用：「革命之女」。

La palabra «daughter» se refiere a una hija en relación con sus padres. «Daughter-in-law» es la esposa del hijo de uno. «Goddaughter» es una niña de la que uno es padrino o madrina. La palabra también puede usarse metafóricamente: «una hija de la revolución».

「daughter」は親に対しての女性の子供を指します。「daughter-in-law」は子供の妻（義理の娘）です。「goddaughter」は代父母として行動する女の子です。この言葉は比喩的にも使われます：「革命の娘」。

'daughter'는 부모에 대한 관계에서 여자 아이를 가리킨다. 'daughter-in-law'는 자녀의 아내, 즉 며느리이다. 'goddaughter'는 대부모 역할을 하는 여자아이이다. 비유적으로도 사용될 수 있다: 'a daughter of the revolution(혁명의 딸).'

例文

Their daughter is studying medicine at Oxford.
他们的女儿在牛津学医。
Su hija está estudiando medicina en Oxford.
彼らの娘はオックスフォードで医学を勉強している。
그들의 딸은 옥스퍼드에서 의학을 공부하고 있다.
She's like a daughter to me.
她对我来说就像女儿一样。
Es como una hija para mí.
彼女は私にとって娘のような存在だ。
그녀는 나에게 딸과 같은 존재다.
My daughter-in-law is expecting their first child.
我儿媳妇怀了他们的第一个孩子。
Mi nuera está esperando su primer hijo.
義理の娘が最初の子供を妊娠している。
며느리가 첫 아이를 임신 중이다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old English 'dohtor', from Proto-Germanic '*duhitēr', from Proto-Indo-European '*dhugh₂tḗr'. Cognate with German 'Tochter', Greek 'thygater', and Sanskrit 'duhitar'. One of the oldest family terms in English.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

このトピックの他の表現

people ★★★★★ Human beings in general or considered collectively many ★★★★★ A large number of; numerous child ★★★★★ A young human being below the age of puberty; a son or da... man ★★★★★ An adult male human being; a person; mankind meet ★★★★★ To come together; to be introduced to; to satisfy require... woman ★★★★★ An adult female human being