In the west, both "elder sister" and "elder sister" are called elder sisters, and only when it is necessary to indicate age or other necessary circumstances are they treated as elders. Sister and brother? Sister. Cousin should be cousin.
Sister, pronunciation: English? [? st？ (r)] beauty? [? st？ r]
Noun (short for noun)? sisters
Lexical collocation:
1, half-sister.
2. Little sister
3. Sister Nice's lovely sister
4. All sisters bring their parents and sisters.
Common sentence patterns:
Don't keep blaming your sister for your bad behavior.
Don't always blame your bad behavior on your little sister.
After the death of his parents, the responsibility of raising three sisters fell on the young man.
After his parents died, the burden of taking care of his three sisters fell on the young man's shoulders.
Bless you, my sister!
Bless you, my sister!
Sister, don't play all day.
Sister, don't play all day.
Extended data:
Discrimination of similar words
Cousin ying? ['k？ Zn] beautiful? ['k？ Zinc]
Noun (short for noun)? Cousin (or cousin)
Related examples:
I have seven cousins.
I have seven cousins.
His two cousins are both named John.
His two cousins are both named John.