nephew
noun[C]
uk/ˈnef.juː//ˈnev.juː/us/ˈnef.juː//ˈnev.juː/B1
asonofyoursisterorbrother, or asonof thesisterorbrotherofyourhusbandorwife
侄子;外甥Compare
niece
your relatives
- relativeAll my relatives gather every year for a family reunion.
 - extended familyHe has a very large extended family.
 - relationShe is a distant relation of his, though I don't quite remember how.
 - kinHe remained true to his kin.
 - mother's/father's side (of the family)I have aunts and uncles on my mother's side of the family.
 
- Hehittheheadlinestwoyearsago when he wasarrestedforsellingdrugsto theprimeminister's nephew.
 - They weremurmuringabout the boss's nephew getting thejob.
 - She'd always had asoftspotfor heryoungernephew.
 - Iwatchedmy two-year-old nephewtoddlingaround after hispuppy.
 - I took my two-yearoldnephew down to thebeachwith hisbucketandspade.
 
Family: relations in general
- anti-family
 - aunt
 - auntie
 - baby daddy
 - biologically
 - father
 - fatherhood
 - filial
 - first cousin
 - fraternal
 - kinship
 - kinsman
 - kinswoman
 - kith and kin
 - long-lost
 - relative
 - removed
 - second cousin
 - sib
 - sibling