n.˹գ
cousinsn.˹գ
cousinn.ֵãֵ
cousinlyadj.ֵܽùϵģadv.ֵܽùϵ
cousinryn.ֵܽǣ
couzins
housingsn.[]ǣ[]ݣڸhousingĸʽ
mousingsn.
cousinages
cousinriesn.ֵܽǣ
Einstein and his second wife, his cousin Elsa, leave on their first trip to the U. S., 1921.˹̹ĵڶӣҲİɯ״ǰ
My cousin sent me a light blu shirt and a navy blue cravat. 1 ~1 s) y. g) ?(ҵıܣ֣һɫһɫᡣ
They "re so shorthanded at my cousin Joe" s office that he has to wear two hats.仰˼ǣұĹ˾ֺ٣òͬʱְ
Gwyneth: Oh, I was at my cousin's wedding out at Lake Purity. I was one of the bridesmaids.˼ȥ˳ϯ梻ǰ
He went to his cousin's rescue when he saw him all at sea, and doubtful whether to laugh or to be angry.ıãȻЦҲãҲãϿΧ
And yet, whenever I tried to picture his life, the first thing I saw was Vimal dropping a burlap sack of grain on his cousin's doorstep.Ȼۺʱʱͷ뵽ĵһάķһʳõܵļſڡ
I tell him I'll buy him a kickboard like his cousin's and a pair of swim goggles if he'll continue with the lessons.Ҹ˵ϿΣҾˮͻĿ
The mere mention of his hated cousin's name was like waving a red flag in front of him.ֻҪһǸıֵ֣ܵ
Sonya almost shrieked all of a sudden, clutching at her cousin's arm, and moving back away from the door.ͻȻ櫼ץűõִӷſˡ