Definition of SIL in English:

SIL

noun

informal

1A person's sister-in-law.
I think you should tell your SIL that you found her comments upsetting
Example sentencesExamples
- My nephew has more toys, books and clothes than he needs, and my SIL can find them at better prices than I can anyway.
- When my nephew was born, my SIL's group of close-knit friends referred to themselves as "aunties" to him.
- I was quite appalled at the treatment my SIL received when she had a baby.
- I told my SIL if she were to go through the operation I would take time off work to look after her and her children.
- My SIL is infertile yet she loves babies and children.
- Quite frankly, I think your SIL should grow up and get over herself.
2A person's son-in-law.
my SIL lives in the UK with our DD and their son
Example sentencesExamples
- Still wish my DD had found herself a wonderful man and SIL for me.
- Your SIL and DD should take some parenting classes.
- I know she wouldn't dream of saying the same things to her DD and SIL. It's always directed at me.
- As a reward for helping with the kids, my wonderful SIL and DD took me to Menton's for dinner the night before I left.
- My SiL is in full-time employment and is back living with his mother.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation.

Definition of SIL in US English:

SIL

noun

informal

1A person's sister-in-law.
I think you should tell your SIL that you found her comments upsetting
Example sentencesExamples
- My SIL is infertile yet she loves babies and children.
- When my nephew was born, my SIL's group of close-knit friends referred to themselves as "aunties" to him.
- I was quite appalled at the treatment my SIL received when she had a baby.
- My nephew has more toys, books and clothes than he needs, and my SIL can find them at better prices than I can anyway.
- I told my SIL if she were to go through the operation I would take time off work to look after her and her children.
- Quite frankly, I think your SIL should grow up and get over herself.
2A person's son-in-law.
my SIL lives in the UK with our DD and their son
Example sentencesExamples
- Your SIL and DD should take some parenting classes.
- My SiL is in full-time employment and is back living with his mother.
- I know she wouldn't dream of saying the same things to her DD and SIL. It's always directed at me.
- Still wish my DD had found herself a wonderful man and SIL for me.
- As a reward for helping with the kids, my wonderful SIL and DD took me to Menton's for dinner the night before I left.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation.

单词	SIL
释义	Definition of SIL in English: SIL noun informal 1A person's sister-in-law. I think you should tell your SIL that you found her comments upsetting Example sentencesExamples My nephew has more toys, books and clothes than he needs, and my SIL can find them at better prices than I can anyway. When my nephew was born, my SIL's group of close-knit friends referred to themselves as "aunties" to him. I was quite appalled at the treatment my SIL received when she had a baby. I told my SIL if she were to go through the operation I would take time off work to look after her and her children. My SIL is infertile yet she loves babies and children. Quite frankly, I think your SIL should grow up and get over herself. 2A person's son-in-law. my SIL lives in the UK with our DD and their son Example sentencesExamples Still wish my DD had found herself a wonderful man and SIL for me. Your SIL and DD should take some parenting classes. I know she wouldn't dream of saying the same things to her DD and SIL. It's always directed at me. As a reward for helping with the kids, my wonderful SIL and DD took me to Menton's for dinner the night before I left. My SiL is in full-time employment and is back living with his mother. Origin 1960s: abbreviation. Definition of SIL in US English: SIL noun informal 1A person's sister-in-law. I think you should tell your SIL that you found her comments upsetting Example sentencesExamples My SIL is infertile yet she loves babies and children. When my nephew was born, my SIL's group of close-knit friends referred to themselves as "aunties" to him. I was quite appalled at the treatment my SIL received when she had a baby. My nephew has more toys, books and clothes than he needs, and my SIL can find them at better prices than I can anyway. I told my SIL if she were to go through the operation I would take time off work to look after her and her children. Quite frankly, I think your SIL should grow up and get over herself. 2A person's son-in-law. my SIL lives in the UK with our DD and their son Example sentencesExamples Your SIL and DD should take some parenting classes. My SiL is in full-time employment and is back living with his mother. I know she wouldn't dream of saying the same things to her DD and SIL. It's always directed at me. Still wish my DD had found herself a wonderful man and SIL for me. As a reward for helping with the kids, my wonderful SIL and DD took me to Menton's for dinner the night before I left. Origin 1960s: abbreviation.
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