Definition of stepson in English:

stepson

noun ˈstɛpsʌnˈstɛpˌsən

A son of one's husband or wife by a previous marriage.
Example sentencesExamples
- And I want to thank all of our children, my stepsons and my daughters.
- The householder later contacted the police, saying he thought the man they were looking for was his stepson.
- But his son and daughter and two stepsons, the youngest of the children being 22 and oldest 28, have all flown the nest.
- While he does have two daughters and three stepsons, the decades-old photograph evokes a stage of fathering that is out of date.
- He left behind a wife, a stepson and a young daughter.
- He looks not at his stepson, but at his wife, and not with anger or amazement, but with what can only be described as love and devotion.
- Married with one son and two stepsons, he has represented the brigade in a number of competitive cycling races.
- I was looking after a family: I had my first child, two tiny stepsons and my husband.
- They have a son, a daughter, a stepson from her previous marriage and two cats.
- It is likely that the role model and mentoring effects of fathers are strongest for sons, and stepsons.
- His family are understood to have rushed to his bedside when he was told the news by another of his stepsons.
- His relief at his own unanimous acquittal for handling was overshadowed by his stepson's conviction.
- She cruelly locked her stepson in an attic room, but her own son befriended him.
- You know, I believe his stepson is a citizen of New Zealand, and if he hasn't gone back there, he's going back there.
- Yes, I had just dropped my stepson off at school and I came back in the house.
- He is married to a former model, with whom he has a son, a daughter, and a stepson from one of her three previous marriages.
- He didn't have a father to bond with him because he obviously felt more for his biological child than for his stepson.

Definition of stepson in US English:

stepson

nounˈstɛpˌsənˈstepˌsən

A son of one's husband or wife by a previous marriage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Married with one son and two stepsons, he has represented the brigade in a number of competitive cycling races.
- Yes, I had just dropped my stepson off at school and I came back in the house.
- I was looking after a family: I had my first child, two tiny stepsons and my husband.
- His family are understood to have rushed to his bedside when he was told the news by another of his stepsons.
- The householder later contacted the police, saying he thought the man they were looking for was his stepson.
- They have a son, a daughter, a stepson from her previous marriage and two cats.
- And I want to thank all of our children, my stepsons and my daughters.
- He looks not at his stepson, but at his wife, and not with anger or amazement, but with what can only be described as love and devotion.
- He left behind a wife, a stepson and a young daughter.
- He is married to a former model, with whom he has a son, a daughter, and a stepson from one of her three previous marriages.
- It is likely that the role model and mentoring effects of fathers are strongest for sons, and stepsons.
- You know, I believe his stepson is a citizen of New Zealand, and if he hasn't gone back there, he's going back there.
- His relief at his own unanimous acquittal for handling was overshadowed by his stepson's conviction.
- He didn't have a father to bond with him because he obviously felt more for his biological child than for his stepson.
- But his son and daughter and two stepsons, the youngest of the children being 22 and oldest 28, have all flown the nest.
- While he does have two daughters and three stepsons, the decades-old photograph evokes a stage of fathering that is out of date.
- She cruelly locked her stepson in an attic room, but her own son befriended him.

单词	stepson
释义	Definition of stepson in English: stepson noun ˈstɛpsʌnˈstɛpˌsən A son of one's husband or wife by a previous marriage. Example sentencesExamples And I want to thank all of our children, my stepsons and my daughters. The householder later contacted the police, saying he thought the man they were looking for was his stepson. But his son and daughter and two stepsons, the youngest of the children being 22 and oldest 28, have all flown the nest. While he does have two daughters and three stepsons, the decades-old photograph evokes a stage of fathering that is out of date. He left behind a wife, a stepson and a young daughter. He looks not at his stepson, but at his wife, and not with anger or amazement, but with what can only be described as love and devotion. Married with one son and two stepsons, he has represented the brigade in a number of competitive cycling races. I was looking after a family: I had my first child, two tiny stepsons and my husband. They have a son, a daughter, a stepson from her previous marriage and two cats. It is likely that the role model and mentoring effects of fathers are strongest for sons, and stepsons. His family are understood to have rushed to his bedside when he was told the news by another of his stepsons. His relief at his own unanimous acquittal for handling was overshadowed by his stepson's conviction. She cruelly locked her stepson in an attic room, but her own son befriended him. You know, I believe his stepson is a citizen of New Zealand, and if he hasn't gone back there, he's going back there. Yes, I had just dropped my stepson off at school and I came back in the house. He is married to a former model, with whom he has a son, a daughter, and a stepson from one of her three previous marriages. He didn't have a father to bond with him because he obviously felt more for his biological child than for his stepson. Definition of stepson in US English: stepson nounˈstɛpˌsənˈstepˌsən A son of one's husband or wife by a previous marriage. Example sentencesExamples Married with one son and two stepsons, he has represented the brigade in a number of competitive cycling races. Yes, I had just dropped my stepson off at school and I came back in the house. I was looking after a family: I had my first child, two tiny stepsons and my husband. His family are understood to have rushed to his bedside when he was told the news by another of his stepsons. The householder later contacted the police, saying he thought the man they were looking for was his stepson. They have a son, a daughter, a stepson from her previous marriage and two cats. And I want to thank all of our children, my stepsons and my daughters. He looks not at his stepson, but at his wife, and not with anger or amazement, but with what can only be described as love and devotion. He left behind a wife, a stepson and a young daughter. He is married to a former model, with whom he has a son, a daughter, and a stepson from one of her three previous marriages. It is likely that the role model and mentoring effects of fathers are strongest for sons, and stepsons. You know, I believe his stepson is a citizen of New Zealand, and if he hasn't gone back there, he's going back there. His relief at his own unanimous acquittal for handling was overshadowed by his stepson's conviction. He didn't have a father to bond with him because he obviously felt more for his biological child than for his stepson. But his son and daughter and two stepsons, the youngest of the children being 22 and oldest 28, have all flown the nest. While he does have two daughters and three stepsons, the decades-old photograph evokes a stage of fathering that is out of date. She cruelly locked her stepson in an attic room, but her own son befriended him.
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