stepmother
后妈
definition
noun
My mother is dead, and my father lives with my stepmother in a town just outside of London.
a woman who is married to one's father after the divorce of one's parents or the death of one's mother.
translation of 'stepmother'
noun
后妈,
后母,
后娘
example
Well my father went to the party with my 'stepmother' and he brought my half sister and me along.
His father gave a mighty laugh and his 'stepmother' 's eyes twinkled in amusement.
Sharon goes to live with her 'stepmother' and father, who lectures her on how hard she has made his life.
My mother is dead, and my father lives with my 'stepmother' in a town just outside of London.
Unable to bear the torture of her 'stepmother' , she fled home at the age of 13.
As my father's hand reaches for the receiver, an inflammatory remark from my 'stepmother' says sends him charging back over to her.
Now, more than two decades later, my 'stepmother' nods at my question, glances at my father.
Her wicked 'stepmother' and father were sending her to a finishing school, in Ireland!
She was on her way home to Barton Farm Cottage where she lived with her father, John, her 'stepmother' and stepsister.
All children are from the same mother, as our 'stepmother' did not beget any children by my father.
She reminded her of a woman who babysat for her back when she still had both her father and her 'stepmother' around.
Michael guessed that it was because her 'stepmother' had given her a harsher time than her father had.
I don't need their future 'stepmother' telling me that they are excited about my wedding.
My father died a year ago, and my 'stepmother' returned to France, her native land.
When my father died, my 'stepmother' stayed on, remarrying a couple of years later.
He found his way to the seat at the right of his father, across from his 'stepmother' .
Relationships with mothers is confusing enough, not to mention those with 'stepmothers' .
There were many others on the porch, her cousins, 'stepmothers' and other female relatives.
So far, we know this much: these women are mothers, or sometimes 'stepmothers' ; they are employed, generally full time, in demanding, high-profile jobs; their husbands are, broadly speaking, successful and affluent.
This attitude applies to 'stepmothers' and adoptive mothers as well.
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