Usage of "big sister"

A female with more years of age than one or more of her siblings.

Ús de big sister en anglès

Dolly was queer about it; I heard my big sister telling mother. 
 Different Girls 

Consider it a friendly bit of advice from your loving big sister: 
 Sahm I am 

The days of the magazine as a fun big sister are gone. 
 The Guardian 

Jeremy doesn't have a big sister who's never given up on him. 
 Don't cry 

I used to be just a big sister to you, of course. 
 Mary Wollaston 

The sudden fuss over her big sister is not easy to handle. 
 The Guardian 

Nick Storey was there, too, trailing along in his big sister's wake. 
 The Fireman 

She'd always felt like Clancy's big sister instead of just his friend. 
 Diagnosis: danger 

Here was this person who wasn't a big sister at all anymore. 
 Tell the Wolves I’m Home 

I was a melodramatic teenager and she sounded like a big sister. 
 The Guardian 

He was eighteen, lacking his big sister's miscreant force, but quietly cheerful. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

Edmund's big sister raised her eyes from her fists to Bonnie's face. 
 The witch of agnesi 

Oh you do need your big sister to take care of you! 
 Christmas with Grandma Elsie 

EBONY: What's the best advice has big sister Toni given you? 
 Ebony 

Anyway, I didn't meet my big sister until the second week. 
 Her mother's hope 

It's pretty, and her big sister is really good at pretty. 
 Real life & liars 

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Adjectiu

Nom

Big sister a través del temps

Big sister per variant geogràfica

Austràlia

Comú

Nova Zelanda

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

Més varia

Significats de big sister en anglès