auntie

UK:  ['ɑːnti]

US:  ['ænti]

复数：aunties  

n.

1.〔口语〕反导弹导弹

2.姨妈

1 . He was a usurer who raped his own auntie and I was very happy to see a number of women participate in this attack.
他是一个高利贷主，强暴了他姨妈，看到那么多妇女参加了对他的惩罚，我高兴极了。

2 . One day Auntie Priss came into the backyard with a huge basket of clippings from her yard.
一天普瑞斯姑妈带了一大篮子从她的院子里剪下来的东西来到我们的后院。

3 . When his parents died , Kevin's auntie raised him as if he were her own son .
凯文的伯母在凯文父母逝世后像扶养自己的亲生骨肉一样扶养他。

4 . Only last Wednesday he was shamelessly flattering us as if we were his favourite auntie.
上周三，他还厚颜无耻的是奉承我们，就好像我们是他最亲的家人。

5 . Auntie Deborah's always been one of my favourite aunties.
狄波拉阿姨是我一直很喜欢的一个人。