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Перевод: cousin

[существительное]
двоюродный брат; кузен ; двоюродная сестра; кузина ; родственник

Тезаурус:

1. "I had a first cousin called Lady Ursula Talbot who had an enormous nose.
2. To be his friend, the boy would have Diniz, who would think him his cousin, and who would grow to gentle manhood in the vineyards of Portugal, and honour Tristo his father.
3. It has a similar shape to its smaller cousin, the Scissortail, but is otherwise quite different.
4. And then the full implication of her cousin's words fell into place.
5. He had been talked into editing the Complete Poems and Plays as early as 1959, with the blessing of the present Lord Ash, an elderly Methodist peer who was a descendant of a remote cousin of Ash himself and heir to the ownership of the unsold manuscripts.
6. Being unmarried, Louis-Napoleon had no one who would automatically become hostess and so he invited his cousin, Princess Mathilde Bonaparte, to act as his official "wife".
7. I know, because after the war ended, and all the telephones went dead, my father, my brother Joseph and Cousin David went in the truck to find out what was happening, and the first place they went was Ogdentown.
8. A moment later, amid great surges of laughter, Kli wound her mother's necklace of silver coins three times round her slender ankle, pulled her young cousin to her feet, and together the two of them began to dance.
9. My cousin Ibrahim lived in a two-storey house a few hundred metres away, just beyond the Tel Aviv-;Jaffa port railway line.
10. When the bells rang and the bishop blessed the people and her cousin, Gayane, went to church, holding a child by each hand, Astrik turned her waxen face away.
11. Our American friend's cousin in London is an art student.
12. I'm his cousin, Peter Horbury."
13. His Permanent Secretary at that time was my cousin Wilfrid Bourne, and this is what he later wrote to me: