1.〈口〉大叔,大伯
2.叔伯;舅父;姑父,姨父
3.援助者,支持者;忠告者
4.〈俚〉开当铺者
5.老子
1.〈口〉大叔,大伯
2.叔伯;舅父;姑父,姨父
3.援助者,支持者;忠告者
4.〈俚〉开当铺者
5.老子
1.the brother of one of your parents, or the husband of your aunt. You are his niece or nephew; used by children in front of the name of a man who is a close friend of their parents
1."Why don't you start your own business? " one of his uncles told him. "The world is a money-locker. You'd better find a way of opening it. "
“你干吗不自己做生意呢？”他的一个叔叔告诉他，“这个世界便是个钱柜，你最好去找一个办法，来开启这个钱柜。”
2.It's magic to see a noble tumble humbly leading to a cheap spectacles of the poor uncles of farmers.
能看见一个贵族下贱地在一群农民的伯伯跟前打滚真是一个事业。
3.She, instead of her parents, is going to see her uncles.
她将替代她父母去看她的姨妈们。
4.These men - these husbands, fathers, grandfathers, brothers, sons, uncles, nephews - they did not take on their jobs unaware of the perils.
这些男人--他们是丈夫，是父亲，是祖父，是兄弟，是儿子，是叔叔，是舅舅，是侄子，他们并不是不知道干这活有危险。
5.Working with her father and uncles was also important: They taught her to "think and act independently, " she said.
她说，与父亲和叔父们一同工作也很重要，他们教她如何“独立思考和行事”。
6.One of my viewer's uncles died on a particular day, and he chose to commemorate it with a piece of hate.
我的一位观众的叔叔有一天去世了，而他选择用一份“恨”来纪念它。
7.I know it all; that the young man's marrying her was a patched-up business, at the expence of your father and uncles.
我完全晓得。那个年轻小伙子跟她结婚，完全是你爸爸和舅舅花了钱买来的。
8.Next he took out his sister, then some uncles, aunts, and cousins.
接着他连续杀死了他的姐姐，然后是几位叔叔，姑姑和堂亲。
9.My cousins and uncles and aunts were always in and out of our lives, which made up somewhat for not having a father around, or siblings.
我的表兄表妹及舅父舅妈和我们亲密相处，弥补没有父亲没有兄弟姐妹的缺憾。
10.Uncles, the children will gradually change their behavior, whether good or bad, are the parents of the track along the road.
耳濡目染下，孩子会逐渐改变自己的行为，无论好坏，都沿着父母的轨迹行进。