1.姻亲
1.someone who you are related to by marriage, especially the father or mother of your husband or wife
1.Jamila had fled to stay with her mother after enduring years of abuse from her husband and mother-in-law.
杰米拉在受了丈夫和婆母好几年的虐待之后，逃回了娘家和母亲一起过。
2.Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa was more blunt still, saying, "We've got to get the Fairness Doctrine back in law again. "
衣阿华参议员汤姆-哈金说的更直接，“我们要着手让公平原则再次回归法律。”
3.A woman cared for by her daughter-in-law was twice as likely to have died as one who lived with her daughter.
由媳妇照顾的女性，死亡率是与自己女儿同住者的2倍。
4.So she kept close to the young women of Boaz, gleaning until the end of the barley and wheat harvests. And she lived with her mother-in-law.
于是路得与波阿斯的使女常在一处拾取麦穗，直到收完了大麦和小麦。路得仍与婆婆同住。
5.Now back to the modern time, this foreign son-in-law kept writing. He said this year what he experienced in Taiwan is not what he expected.
回到现代社会来，继续看这个外国女婿是怎么写他所经历的今年的春节的。他说今年他在台湾所过的春节完全不像他所想像，所期待的。
6.She also said that she would invite my parents-in-law when my young brothers take her to travel other places next time.
她还告诉我，下次我的弟弟们带她出去旅游的时候，她一定邀请我的公公婆婆一起去。
7.In January 2000, he began soliciting wishes at the nursing home where his mother-in-law had lived out her last days.
2000年1月，他开始在岳母去世前一直住的疗养院里收集愿望。
8.Welland were "upset" by seeing his mother-in-law for the first time after her attack, he might have to be taken home at a moment's notice.
而且马车也不得闲，韦兰先生是岳母病后第一次去见她，万一感觉“不适”，马车可以随时把他送回来。
9.After a serious argument, his wife is distancing her-self from her mother-in-law.
一场大吵后，他太太与她婆婆正在疏远。
10.And she said, These six measures of barley gave he me; for he said to me, Go not empty unto thy mother in law.
又说，那人给了我六簸箕大麦，对我说，你不可空手回去见你的婆婆。