My uncle is a professor in this university.

我的伯父是这所大学的一名教授。

They are not really my aunt and uncle.

其实他们并不是我的姑姑和姑父。

My uncle is a sure-enough cowboy.

我舅舅是个地道的牛仔。

My uncle has an apple orchard.

我叔叔拥有一个苹果园。

Although my uncle is old, he looks very strong and healthy.

我的叔叔虽然老了，但他看上去还是很健壮。

These words seemed to rouse uncle Vernon.

这句话似乎唤醒了弗农姨父。

uncle Ian

伊恩叔叔

I'm going to visit my uncle.

我要去看我舅舅。

I've just become an uncle (= because your brother'/sister has had a baby) .

我刚当上叔叔（或舅舅）。

My uncle was the mayor of Memphis...

我伯父是孟菲斯市市长。

A telegram from uncle Fred arrived...

弗雷德舅舅发的一封电报来了。

He came to work for uncle Julian and learn the business from the ground up.

他来替朱利安伯伯干活,从头学习做生意.

In the play, a wicked old uncle acts as a foil to the noble young prince.

在剧中, 一个坏心肠的老叔父为一高贵的年轻王子作衬托.

This is the uncle Zhang we're always talking about.

他就是我们常常念叨的张大伯.

We sat down to a wonderful meal prepared by my uncle.

我们坐下来享用我伯父准备的美餐.

Jim's uncle cut him off without a penny.

吉姆的叔叔没有留给他一文钱.

Your uncle asked after you.

你叔父询问了你的情况.

I'll go to see your uncle presently.

我一会儿就去看望你叔叔.

While he was at the university, an uncle maintained him in clothing.

他上大学时一位叔父供给他衣服.

uncle Tom looked hot after his walk.

在步行之后,汤姆叔叔看来很热.

When Jim's uncle retired from the railway company, he was given a gold watch.

吉姆的伯父从铁路局退休时得到一块金表.

My uncle has become quite an institution at the club!

我叔叔在俱乐部里已是颇有名气的人物了!

My uncle give me money! Pigs might fly!

我叔叔会给我钱! 那是不可能的事!

My uncle is my nearest relative.

叔叔是我最近的亲人.

After an exile of eight years her uncle returned to Cairo.

她叔叔背井离乡8年后返回开罗.

' We must learn from uncle Lei Feng,'said the Young Pioneer.

少先队员说道: “ 我们要向雷锋叔叔学习. ”

Jackson is leaning over backwards to persuade his wealthy uncle.

杰克逊想尽种种办法去讨好他那个有钱的叔叔.

He is my maternal uncle.

他是我舅舅.

uncle Geooge got a black eye for ogling a lady in the pub.

乔治叔叔在酒店里对一女士抛媚眼而被打黑了一只眼睛.

Suddenly an idea rushed into my head, ' Why not ask uncle Mark for help?

”我突然想到了一个主意 “ 为什么不请马克大叔帮忙 呢 ?”

Her uncle cozened her out of her inheritance.

她叔叔诱使她放弃了继承权.

I don't have much contact with my uncle.

我和叔父甚少联系。

He was an orphan and lived with his uncle.

他是个孤儿，和他叔叔一起生活。

uncle Jim took the air rifle and went on a recce to the far end of the quarry.

吉姆叔叔拿起气枪一路巡查到采石场的最远处。

1. He came into a large amount of money when his uncle died.
   他叔父死后,他继承了一大笔财富。
2. John led the life of luxury after he inherited one million dollars from his uncle.
   当约翰从叔叔那儿继承了一百万美元后,他过起了奢侈的生活。
3. My uncle's business came on splendidly.
   我叔叔的生意兴隆。
4. We are looking forward to our uncle's visit with great pleasure.
   我们高兴地盼着叔叔来做客。
5. He has three uncles.
   他有三个叔叔。
6. His uncle found him a well-paid job in Shanghai.
   他伯父在上海给他找了一个薪水不少的差事。
7. He's my uncle by marriage.
   他是我的姑父。
8. He mentioned that his uncle had had the same experience.
   他提起他姑父也有过同样的经历。
9. uncle, can you tell me how can I get to the nearest post office?
   叔叔,你能告诉我这里最近的邮电局在哪儿吗?
10. The people would have starved if uncle Sam hadn't sent dozens of aircraft carrying tons of grain.
    如果美国政府不派出几十架飞机运送许多吨粮食的话,这些人就已挨饿了。

bob's your uncle

用以表示工作轻而易举 used to express the ease with which a task can be completed successfully

talk like a Dutch uncle

严厉而善意地教训某人 lecture sb severely but kindly

动词+～

• uncle">cry uncle认输
• uncle">play uncle赞助
• uncle">say uncle认输,讨饶

形容词+～

• uncle">rich uncle富有的叔叔

家庭

A：Hey, Olaf, is this a picture of you?
嗨，噢拉夫，这是你的照片吗？

B：That’s a good guess, but actually that’s my brother.
猜对了。但实际上这是我哥哥的。

A：But, he looks just like you!
可他长得真像你！

uncle的反义词

B：Maybe that’s because we’re twins!
也许因为我们是双胞胎吧！

A：I see. Who else is in the picture?
我明白了。照片中还有谁？

B：The person to my twin brother’s left is his wife, Susan.
我双胞胎哥哥的左边是他的妻子苏珊。

uncle的反义词

A：Do they have any children?
他们有孩子吗？

B：They just have one son named David. He’s the little one over there wearing the red sweater.
他们只有一个儿子，叫大卫，就是那边那个穿红毛线衫的小孩。

A：Oh, he’s very cute. Who is the woman next to Susan?
噢，他看起来真可爱。苏珊旁边的那位女士是谁？

B：That’s my older sister, Frederique.
那是我姐姐，芙瑞德瑞克。

A：Is she married?
她结婚了吗？

B：No, but she’s been dating the same guy for five years. He’s the guy with the glasses behind her.
没有。但她已和同一个人约会谈恋爱五年啦，就是她后面戴眼镜的那位。

A：He’s cute. What about your parents? Are they in the picture, too?
他挺招人喜欢的。你的父母呢？他们也在照片上吗？

B：No, the older couple in the picture is my aunt Mary and myuncle Joseph.
他们不在照片上。照片上的那对年老夫妇是我的玛丽姨妈和约瑟夫姨夫。

A：Why aren’t you in that picture?
你怎么不在照片上？

uncle的意思

B：I was taking it!
我在（给他们）拍照！

建议

A：Hello, Elizabeth. How are you?
你好，伊丽莎白。近来好吗？

B：Fine, thanks.
很好，谢谢。

A：Are you sure you’re all right? You look a bit worried today. Is anything wrong?
你肯定没事？你今天看上去有点着急，是不是出了什么事？

B：Well, yes, there is something wrong actually. Perhaps you can give me some advice.
嗯，的确出了点事，或许你能给我提些建议。

A：Of course, if I can.
当然，只要我能办到。

uncle在线翻译

B：Well, last night when I returned from the theatre, I found that I’d lost my wallet.
嗯，昨晚我从剧院回来后，发现我的钱包丢了。

A：Oh dear! That’s terrible! What was in your wallet?
哎呀，那就太糟了！钱包里都有些什么？

B：Well, some money, of course, my visa, all my identity cards and some photos.
唉，当然有些钱，还有我的签证和所有证明身份的证件以及一些照片。

A：Well, if I were you, I’d go to the police station straight away and report it.
嗯，如果我是你，我就直接去公安局报案。

B：Yes, I’ve already done that, and they said they’d look for it. But we’re leaving soon and I need my visa and identity cards badly.
是啊，我已这样做了，他们说他们会找的。但是我们马上就要离开这里了，我急需签证和所有身份证明。

A：Oh dear! What a pity! Are you sure you lost the wallet in the theatre?
唉，真遗憾！你肯定是把钱包丢在剧院了吗？

B：Yes, quite sure.
是的，肯定如此。

A：I think you should put an advertisement in the China Daily, saying when and where you lost it.
我想你应该在《中国日报》上登则启事，说明遗失钱包的时间与地点。

B：But that takes too long.
不过那太费时间。

A：Wait a minute! Myuncle lives in Beijing and he lives very close to the theatre. I’ll telephone him and ask him to go there to inquire about it. You’d better have breakfast now and I’ll meet you later.
等一下，我想起来了！我的叔叔就在北京，而且住的地方离剧院很近。我可以打电话给他请他去剧院打听一下。你现在最好去吃早饭，过一会我来找你。

B：Oh, thank you. I hope he finds it.
啊，谢谢。我希望他能找到。

n.(名词)

1. uncle指父亲或母亲的兄弟, aunt的丈夫,即“伯父,叔父,舅父,姑父,姨父”,也可指无亲戚关系的成年男性朋友(尤指父母的朋友),叔叔,伯伯。
2. uncle Sam是口语中的一个绰号,指美国、美国政府或美国人。

• ☆ 13世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自古法语的oncle；最初源自拉丁语的avunculus，意为母亲的兄弟。