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Meanings of niece in anglès
Female child of a sibling or half-sibling.
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Usage of niece in anglès
1
The issue really hit home when his niece phoned him one day.
2
But as a result you lost a chance to win his niece.
3
He says he hasn't seen his niece in five or six years.
4
Among them was the niece of the principal chief of the island.
5
Or what I believe is in the best interests of my niece.
6
Suzette even offered an opinion as she had a niece that age.
7
I informed my niece of the occurrence in the morning at breakfast.
8
Angela and her niece were on the terrace in the evening coolness.
9
Within minutes she and her niece came back to the living room.
10
She had also, says the niece, kept a number of his books.
11
Robinson listened, then asked if Lee and his niece were all right.
12
Jeep gave her great-niece the new computer that would benefit them both.
13
He'd cropped my new baby niece out of a very recent photo.
14
The niece had left the room and I introduced the delicate subject.
15
My niece's vision of technology is shared by much of her generation.
16
Mrs. Gardiner and her niece, however, did her justice, and pitied her.
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Translations for niece
espanyol
català
Niece through the time
Niece across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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