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sis·ter [ˈsɪstəʳ] N

1. sister (female sibling):

sister
sestra f

2. sister (fellow feminist, trade unionist):

sister
sestra f

3. sister (nun):

sister
sister

4. sister (nurse):

sister Brit Aus
Sister Jones

5. sister Am dated inf (form of address to woman):

sister
sestra f

ˈfos·ter sis·ter N

ˈhalf-sister N

twin ˈsis·ter N

twin sister

ˈsis·ter-in-law <sisters- [or -s]> N

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Of the two siblings, he is the eldest and has a younger sister.
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He was also survived by his granddaughter, stepmother, paternal grandmother, sister, stepsister, and three brothers.
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The brother raises a special breed of orchids and takes care of his wheelchair bound older sister.
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She later embarked on a journey to find her long-lost sister, but suffered from amnesia along the way.
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In the doubles, she once again played with sister Venus as the top seeds.
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Oom is also had motherhood thrust upon her, since she is caring for her nephew, the son of her dead sister.
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She experiences a slow change in both her perception of the mountain people as savage and uncouth, and of her sister's sexuality as immoral.
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This plan backfires, when the rowdy is more than happy to get them both married because more than anything, he cares about his sister's happiness.
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After ranganath left them, chiru takesup the responsibility of his family and tries to get his sister's marital life settled.
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The final departure from her twin sister was a knit headband adorning her flaxen head.
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