mother-in-law的意思|mother-in-law的解释-里氏词典

mother-in-law

n. 婆母, 岳母

[法] 岳母

mother-in-law
mothers-in-law

[ noun ]
the mother of your spouse
<noun.person>

Mother-in-law \Moth"er-in-law`\, n.
The mother of one's husband or wife.

He said he was angry at his mother-in-law for not telling him about the child's parentage and angry at his supervisor because he thought the man tried to have him fired.
Judge Zobel withdrew from the case in June after her mother-in-law died, leaving an estate that included 2,250 shares of Kodak.
Among the victims, all elderly, were a shipowner, a blind lottery ticket salesman and Papadopoulos' mother-in-law.
That would mean a potential loss of less than $7,000 on the judge's mother-in-law's holding, which is unlikely to be considered substantial, he added.
Mrs. Roberts said her mother-in-law, who is still living and has one other young granddaughter, took the drug in 1949 when she was pregnant with Amy's father, the Rev. J. David Roberts, a Methodist minister in Olney.
It is also proposed that IBM relocate its superconductivity research to a warehouse in downtown Brooklyn, N.Y., that Mr. Grant and his mother-in-law happen to have an interest in.
It ended all of a sudden." She and her son have been living at her mother-in-law's Malden apartment for about a year.
A woman was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes trying to prevent her mother-in-law from committing suicide, authorities said Saturday.
See mother-in-law and ask about her health.
And the youngest is with my mother-in-law at home, a five-story building.
Zobel withdrew from the case in June shortly after her mother-in-law died and she was named as a beneficiary of the stock, which had increased to 2,150 shares because of stock splits.
She is the doting stage mother-in-law of Mack, a friend's dog who is enrolled in the class.
Salcido also allegedly slew his mother-in-law and a co-worker.
The gala premier at the Kennedy Center benefited the Special Olympics, launched two decades ago by Schwarzenegger's mother-in-law, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, sister of the late President John F. Kennedy after whom the Kennedy Center is named.
Defense attorneys claimed cocaine, alcohol and jealousy triggered Salcido to kill his wife, two young daughters, mother-in-law, two sisters-in-law and his boss.
Therese's mother-in-law has a hell of a time in and out of a wheel-chair.
The 28-year-old winery worker is charged with killing Carmina's mother and two sisters, his mother-in-law and her two young daughters, and a co-worker he told detectives he believed was having an affair with his wife.
Farrow's wife, Marilyn, said her mother-in-law may have been overlooked as a surviving Civil War widow because she does not draw a Confederate pension.
Investigators went to the home of Salcido's in-laws and found the bodies of his mother-in-law and her two young daughters, who had been beaten and bludgeoned to death; at Salcido's home, they found the body of his wife.
"I don't think it's a good representation for our country," said Ken Thomas of Baltimore, who took his mother-in-law, visiting from Germany, to Washington despite the shutdown.
People are disappointed." A jealous winery worker went on a bloody rampage Friday and killed five people, including his wife and mother-in-law, then fled with his three young daughters, authorities said.
"There are so many people who want to send their kids but can't," says Mrs. Hamano's mother-in-law.
Non-fatal amounts of arsenic also were found in the bodies of her father, who died in 1966, and mother-in-law from her first marriage, who died in 1970.
But a federal appeals court affirmed the ruling, noting that Mrs. Zobel had told both companies in 1981 that her mother-in-law owned the shares, and neither company had objected.
In contrast, Shintaro Miyawaki, the artist for one of the most controversial manga, works alone in a cluttered alcove of the four-room apartment he shares with his wife, his mother-in-law and his two daughters.
Empress Michiko, who will be Miss Kawashima's mother-in-law, was the first commoner to marry into the royal family.
The husband of a woman who committed suicide waited to see the Super Bowl in his mother-in-law's home before reporting the death, authorities said.
He successfully appealed to Los Angeles school board member Warren Furutani, whose mother-in-law was among the classmates refused diplomas.
Ann Phillips, Princess Anne's mother-in-law, died Monday of a pancreas ailment at the age of 62.
In a statement tracing her involvement in the Polaroid-Kodak case, Zobel said neither side objected to her mother-in-law's holdings at the outset of proceedings in 1981.

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