英语词汇“kin”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	kin
释义	Trends of kin View usage for: kin (kɪn) 1. plural noun Your kin are your relatives. [dialect, or old-fashioned] She has gone to live with her husband's kin. Synonyms: family, people, relations, relatives More Synonyms of kin 2. See also kith and kin, next of kin kin in British English (kɪn) noun 1. a person's relatives collectively; kindred 2. a class or group with similar characteristics 3. next of kin adjective 4. (postpositive) related by blood 5. a less common word for akin Word origin Old English cyn; related to Old Norse kyn family, Old High German kind child, Latin genus kind -kin in British English suffix forming nouns small lambkin Word origin from Middle Dutch, of West Germanic origin; compare German -chen kin in American English (kɪn) noun 1. one's family; relatives; kinfolk; kindred adjective 2. related, as by blood; kindred Idioms: of kin Word origin ME kyn < OE cynn, akin to Du kunne, Goth kuni, ON kyn < Gmc kunja- < IE base ĝen-, to produce: see genus -kin in American English (kɪn) little (specified person or thing) lambkin Word origin ME < MDu -ken, -kijn, dim. suffix, akin to Ger -chen -kin in American English suffix a diminutive suffix of nouns lambkin Word origin [ME ‹ MD, MLG -ken; c. G -chen] Examples of 'kin' in a sentence kin The emphasis is on the links between past and present and the ties of blood and kin. Crowley, Vivianne Phoenix From the Flame (1994) The theory of kin selection has been highly successful in explaining many features of animal behavior. Sanderson, Stephen K. Macrosociology: An Introduction to Human Societies (1995) These kin groups contain the same set of people from any ego's viewpoint. Harris, Marvin Cultural Anthropology (1995) We would always be nicer to people who shared our genes so-called kin selection. Times, Sunday Times (2014) My mother has inherited the photographs of her oldest friend who died aged 93 without any blood kin. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Some societies do not restrict marital residence exclusively to either the wife's or husband's kin groups. Sanderson, Stephen K. Macrosociology: An Introduction to Human Societies (1995) Word lists with kin Mayan In other languages kin British English: kin NOUN Your kin are your relatives. She has gone to live with her husband's kin. American English: kin Brazilian Portuguese: parentes Chinese: 亲戚 European Spanish: parientes French: famille German: Familie Italian: parenti Japanese: 血族 Korean: 친족 European Portuguese: parentes Latin American Spanish: parientes Chinese translation of 'kin' kin (kɪn) (o.f.) n pl 亲(親)戚 (qīnqi) (noun) in the sense of family Definition a person's relatives collectively I'm going to live with my husband's kin. Synonyms family His family are completely behind him, whatever he decides. people relations relatives connections kindred She has reconnected with her kindred. kinsmen kith kinsfolk ainga (New Zealand) rellies (Australian, slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of kindred Definition a person's relatives collectively She has reconnected with her kindred. Synonyms family, relations, relatives, connections, flesh, kin, lineage, kinsmen, kinsfolk, ainga (New Zealand), rellies (Australian, slang) Nearby words of kin killing killjoy kilter kin kind kind of kind-hearted Synonyms of 'kin' kin Explore 'kin' in the dictionary
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