The meaning of sister-in-law

Sister-in-law: the wife of a brother, a general term for married women.

Pronunciation: s m 4 o.

Example: the old sister-in-law is sitting together, and her parents are short and gossiping constantly.

Synonyms: eldest sister-in-law and elder sister-in-law

Sister-in-law made the following sentences:

1, hello, I wonder if your brother and sister refer to your brother and sister-in-law or others? I hope my answer will satisfy you! Wish you a happy life.

His sister-in-law abides by women's morality and is a woman with a clear conscience.

My sister-in-law's beautiful and hardworking figure will emerge in my heart.

Sister-in-law sent a plate of rice made of coconut milk.

My sister-in-law is a woman with a clear conscience.

6, temporary is simpler, if you become a formal sister-in-law, tell your sister-in-law what you want to say in another way.

She handed the bowl to my sister-in-law, and then she took out a note to pray for health and longevity, which was taken from a Buddhist temple in Hong Kong.

8. I remembered this passage when I thought of my nephew's sudden death and didn't do many things before.

9. My sister-in-law came from China and went home in May.