Significats de grandaunt en anglès

I wrote a poem for my grandaunt's funeral when I was seven.

Then we would all go to my grandaunt's house to meet the extended family.

Lady Gordon, the grandaunt of Lord Huntley, was my dame d'atour for a considerable period.

Go and shake hands with grandaunt, Esmond!

Joe Humphreys grew up hearing the story of the day his grandaunt survived being shot in the head.

In 1916, Máire, my grandaunt, put her acting career on the line when she took part in the Rising.

It had belonged to her grandaunt, the nun, Madelaine de Repentigny, and was kept as an heirloom in her family.

Aristocratic Lizzie Le Blond became an inveterate mountaineer and photographer; a horrified grandaunt sent a frantic message: Stop her climbing mountains!

The child's grandaunt revealed the occupants of the house had pleaded with the assailants seconds before the petrol bombs were thrown.

I can recollect quite clearly an elderly grandaunt's rabid fear of ending her days "on the long stool in the Union".

Your grandmother or grandaunts took you there and said the pictures were admirable.

"Otherwise you will be supposed to refer to my grandaunt, a very old lady." She then left the room.

I wrote a poem for my grandaunt's funeral when I was seven.

Then we would all go to my grandaunt's house to meet the extended family.

Lady Gordon, the grandaunt of Lord Huntley, was my dame d'atour for a considerable period.

Go and shake hands with grandaunt, Esmond!