cousins in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for cousins in the English»French Dictionary

cousin [Brit ˈkʌz(ə)n, Am ˈkəz(ə)n] N

cousin

cousin/-e m/f

first cousin N

first cousin (male)

cousin m germain

first cousin (female)

cousine f germaine

country cousin N pej or hum

country cousin

personne f qui débarque de la campagne

second cousin N

second cousin

cousin/-e m/f issu/-e de germains

shirt-tail cousin N Am

shirt-tail cousin

cousin/-e m/f à la mode de Bretagne

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attr my jerk cousins

mes imbéciles de cousins inf

Translations for cousins in the French»English Dictionary

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cousin (cousine)

cousin

cousin germain

first cousin

cousins au deuxième degré

second cousins

cousin germain

first cousin

petit-cousin (petite-cousine) (issu de cousin germain)

first cousin once removed, second cousin

cousin par alliance

cousin by marriage

cousins in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cousins in the English»French Dictionary

cousin [ˈkʌzn] N

cousin

cousin(e) m (f)

second cousin N

second cousin

cousin(e) m (f) au second degré

first cousin N

first cousin

cousin(e) m (f)

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all the children/my cousins

tous les enfants/mes cousins

Translations for cousins in the French»English Dictionary

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cousin(e)

cousin

cousins germains

first cousin

avoir un régiment de cousins

to have a whole army of cousins

cousins Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

all the children/my cousins

tous les enfants/mes cousins

to have a whole army of cousins

avoir un régiment de cousins

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The family tree was investigated in detail by enthusiastic groups who sometimes discovered aunts, uncles and cousins never known to each other before.

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Cousins followed this with a successful career as a professional ice skater.

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The whole family lived together: grandparents, uncles and aunts, cousins and even apprentice hairdressers.

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During this time he and his cousins enjoyed fishing and camping in the nearby wilderness.

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I always thought that squid were the boring cousins of octopi, but flying?

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She got into water polo through her family, as some of her uncles and cousins played the sport.

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Unlike its brown and striped cousins, the spotted hyena is a predator not a scavenger.

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It was a baseless accusation dismissed both in court and by her angry cousins outside.

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The latter two do not have any suffixes as they have different middle names than their ancestors, great-great-grand-uncle, and cousins.

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These are numerically far more efficient than their text mining cousins, and tend to behave more intuitively, in that they map better to the similarity measures a human would generate.

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