Definition of first family in US English:

first family

noun

1A family considered to rank first in social prestige or pedigree in a particular place.
Example sentencesExamples
- She may not be in active politics yet, but being a member of India's first family, her movements are still the subject of lively living-room chatter, much like Prince William in Britain.
- ‘They are one of the first families of West Virginia racing,’ said Charles Town Chief Steward Danny Wright.
- Indeed, he makes no secret of the assistance he received from Iran's first family of cinema.
- As a Randolph, Nancy belonged to a first family of Virginia.
- If, as they say, Christmas is a time for family, then the first family of Celtic music in Alberta, The McDades, is doing it up right.
- When his first wife died, he picked a second from another of Virginia's first families (the Byrds), and when she died he did so yet again (this time a Beale).
- It was also a way of establishing the lineage of the country's first families, since the length of time one's family had occupied the land often became a measure of status.
1. 1.1 The family of the president of the US or of the governor of a US state, or of the chief executive of another political unit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's beautifully situated because it's right opposite the elevator so the president and first family can just walk across.
  The swimming outing did not take place until one year later when the first family found themselves in a retreat in Tampaksiring presidential palace in Bali.
  The President and first family had been moved immediately again to a secure holding facility in an underground location and so would be able to survive whatever the madman had planned.
  Oh the first family and the main Presidential staff were already moved to a safe location, but the stadium evacuation was moving along nicely, keeping Eric in the dark, at least for the time being.
  President Bush arrived here in Texas a couple of days ago, accompanied by the first family, Laura Bush, of course, the first lady, and their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara Bush.
  Indeed, it could be said he is obsessed with the first family of American politics.
  We're very close to the first family and to the governor of California.
  On the night of the 2004 presidential elections, Draper was the only photographer with the first family for the entire evening.
  Her painting, Music at the White House: The President's Own was commissioned by the first family as the cover for their holiday invitations.
  After accounting for income tax and government transfers, the first family's net income is $42,860.
  The author devotes considerable attention to presidential pastimes and the recreation habits of the first families.
  However, none of former presidents or vice presidents arrived to greet the first family.
  As you said, Nic, the first family headed outside Washington to an elementary school to talk about the programs.
  On that note, at this time let me invite our readers to consider submitting essays on a topic pertaining to presidential history, the White House, first families, or a similar topic.
  It's not a private matter when the children of the nation's first family break the law.
  Heading the Houston entourage are, of course, first family members - former President and first lady George and Barbara Bush and Neil and Maria Bush, who are bunking at the White House.

Definition of first family in US English:

first family

noun

1A family considered to rank first in social prestige or pedigree in a particular place.
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, he makes no secret of the assistance he received from Iran's first family of cinema.
- It was also a way of establishing the lineage of the country's first families, since the length of time one's family had occupied the land often became a measure of status.
- She may not be in active politics yet, but being a member of India's first family, her movements are still the subject of lively living-room chatter, much like Prince William in Britain.
- If, as they say, Christmas is a time for family, then the first family of Celtic music in Alberta, The McDades, is doing it up right.
- ‘They are one of the first families of West Virginia racing,’ said Charles Town Chief Steward Danny Wright.
- As a Randolph, Nancy belonged to a first family of Virginia.
- When his first wife died, he picked a second from another of Virginia's first families (the Byrds), and when she died he did so yet again (this time a Beale).
1. 1.1 The family of the president of the US or of the governor of a US state, or of the chief executive of another political unit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  As you said, Nic, the first family headed outside Washington to an elementary school to talk about the programs.
  The author devotes considerable attention to presidential pastimes and the recreation habits of the first families.
  It's not a private matter when the children of the nation's first family break the law.
  However, none of former presidents or vice presidents arrived to greet the first family.
  On that note, at this time let me invite our readers to consider submitting essays on a topic pertaining to presidential history, the White House, first families, or a similar topic.
  After accounting for income tax and government transfers, the first family's net income is $42,860.
  Her painting, Music at the White House: The President's Own was commissioned by the first family as the cover for their holiday invitations.
  The President and first family had been moved immediately again to a secure holding facility in an underground location and so would be able to survive whatever the madman had planned.
  On the night of the 2004 presidential elections, Draper was the only photographer with the first family for the entire evening.
  Oh the first family and the main Presidential staff were already moved to a safe location, but the stadium evacuation was moving along nicely, keeping Eric in the dark, at least for the time being.
  President Bush arrived here in Texas a couple of days ago, accompanied by the first family, Laura Bush, of course, the first lady, and their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara Bush.
  Heading the Houston entourage are, of course, first family members - former President and first lady George and Barbara Bush and Neil and Maria Bush, who are bunking at the White House.
  Indeed, it could be said he is obsessed with the first family of American politics.
  The swimming outing did not take place until one year later when the first family found themselves in a retreat in Tampaksiring presidential palace in Bali.
  We're very close to the first family and to the governor of California.
  It's beautifully situated because it's right opposite the elevator so the president and first family can just walk across.

单词	first family
释义	Definition of first family in US English: first family noun 1A family considered to rank first in social prestige or pedigree in a particular place. Example sentencesExamples She may not be in active politics yet, but being a member of India's first family, her movements are still the subject of lively living-room chatter, much like Prince William in Britain. ‘They are one of the first families of West Virginia racing,’ said Charles Town Chief Steward Danny Wright. Indeed, he makes no secret of the assistance he received from Iran's first family of cinema. As a Randolph, Nancy belonged to a first family of Virginia. If, as they say, Christmas is a time for family, then the first family of Celtic music in Alberta, The McDades, is doing it up right. When his first wife died, he picked a second from another of Virginia's first families (the Byrds), and when she died he did so yet again (this time a Beale). It was also a way of establishing the lineage of the country's first families, since the length of time one's family had occupied the land often became a measure of status. 1.1 The family of the president of the US or of the governor of a US state, or of the chief executive of another political unit. Example sentencesExamples It's beautifully situated because it's right opposite the elevator so the president and first family can just walk across. The swimming outing did not take place until one year later when the first family found themselves in a retreat in Tampaksiring presidential palace in Bali. The President and first family had been moved immediately again to a secure holding facility in an underground location and so would be able to survive whatever the madman had planned. Oh the first family and the main Presidential staff were already moved to a safe location, but the stadium evacuation was moving along nicely, keeping Eric in the dark, at least for the time being. President Bush arrived here in Texas a couple of days ago, accompanied by the first family, Laura Bush, of course, the first lady, and their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara Bush. Indeed, it could be said he is obsessed with the first family of American politics. We're very close to the first family and to the governor of California. On the night of the 2004 presidential elections, Draper was the only photographer with the first family for the entire evening. Her painting, Music at the White House: The President's Own was commissioned by the first family as the cover for their holiday invitations. After accounting for income tax and government transfers, the first family's net income is $42,860. The author devotes considerable attention to presidential pastimes and the recreation habits of the first families. However, none of former presidents or vice presidents arrived to greet the first family. As you said, Nic, the first family headed outside Washington to an elementary school to talk about the programs. On that note, at this time let me invite our readers to consider submitting essays on a topic pertaining to presidential history, the White House, first families, or a similar topic. It's not a private matter when the children of the nation's first family break the law. Heading the Houston entourage are, of course, first family members - former President and first lady George and Barbara Bush and Neil and Maria Bush, who are bunking at the White House. Definition of first family in US English: first family noun 1A family considered to rank first in social prestige or pedigree in a particular place. Example sentencesExamples Indeed, he makes no secret of the assistance he received from Iran's first family of cinema. It was also a way of establishing the lineage of the country's first families, since the length of time one's family had occupied the land often became a measure of status. She may not be in active politics yet, but being a member of India's first family, her movements are still the subject of lively living-room chatter, much like Prince William in Britain. If, as they say, Christmas is a time for family, then the first family of Celtic music in Alberta, The McDades, is doing it up right. ‘They are one of the first families of West Virginia racing,’ said Charles Town Chief Steward Danny Wright. As a Randolph, Nancy belonged to a first family of Virginia. When his first wife died, he picked a second from another of Virginia's first families (the Byrds), and when she died he did so yet again (this time a Beale). 1.1 The family of the president of the US or of the governor of a US state, or of the chief executive of another political unit. Example sentencesExamples As you said, Nic, the first family headed outside Washington to an elementary school to talk about the programs. The author devotes considerable attention to presidential pastimes and the recreation habits of the first families. It's not a private matter when the children of the nation's first family break the law. However, none of former presidents or vice presidents arrived to greet the first family. On that note, at this time let me invite our readers to consider submitting essays on a topic pertaining to presidential history, the White House, first families, or a similar topic. After accounting for income tax and government transfers, the first family's net income is $42,860. Her painting, Music at the White House: The President's Own was commissioned by the first family as the cover for their holiday invitations. The President and first family had been moved immediately again to a secure holding facility in an underground location and so would be able to survive whatever the madman had planned. On the night of the 2004 presidential elections, Draper was the only photographer with the first family for the entire evening. Oh the first family and the main Presidential staff were already moved to a safe location, but the stadium evacuation was moving along nicely, keeping Eric in the dark, at least for the time being. President Bush arrived here in Texas a couple of days ago, accompanied by the first family, Laura Bush, of course, the first lady, and their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara Bush. Heading the Houston entourage are, of course, first family members - former President and first lady George and Barbara Bush and Neil and Maria Bush, who are bunking at the White House. Indeed, it could be said he is obsessed with the first family of American politics. The swimming outing did not take place until one year later when the first family found themselves in a retreat in Tampaksiring presidential palace in Bali. We're very close to the first family and to the governor of California. It's beautifully situated because it's right opposite the elevator so the president and first family can just walk across.
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