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nounsɪssɪs informal A person's sister (often used as a form of address) 〈非正式〉姐姐；妹妹（常用于直接称呼） where are you going, sis? 你去哪儿，姐姐（或妹妹）？ Example sentencesExamples - Even if the guy is amazing, you and your sis share a lifelong bond.
- At least now I won't look like such a beached whale on the beach next month when I head for sunny Spain with the sis who, incidentally, is about a size 8!
- I haven't seen my little sis since November last year.
- My sis won the game of Pin The Tail On The Donkey.
- So why is it you and your sis are at each other's throats?
- Having now spent 5 days living by myself while the fam have gone to visit the sis who's on work experience in Adelaide all I can say is that I think I am going insane.
- He tells me it is usual for brothers to tease their little sis, but they can be overly protective when their sis gets attention from members of the opposite sex.
- His lil sis Angela was just leaving the house on her rollerblades.
- I wonder if my sis and I should start up a new company.
- This wall had kept me separated from you, my big sis.
- On Sunday my sis and and her husband are having a 40th birthday party.
- Your little sis will learn she can truly count on you.
- My sis and I got there around 10 p.m. last night, and the line was huge.
- Your parents are obviously so worried about your sis that they're not taking chances on you - so they might hold you prisoner as a result of her bad behavior.
- Your younger sis now attends your school, and your parents expect you to be her chaperone.
- I am a twin, and my twin sis is my best friend - I do everything with her.
- The sis and I thought we'd do the noble thing and suggest we all meet for discussion, extend that olive branch, that family was too important to let things end like this.
- So the first thing I'm going to do is rest up and then get back to training and I'm also looking forward to a fortnight in the sun with the little sis and if anyone can cheer me up and make me laugh, she can.
- And if you need a whiney, loud-mouthed woman to repulse those pesky telemarketers, throw your little sis some cash.
- The one thing I always carry: A bracelet my sis bought me for my 18th birthday
OriginMid 17th century: abbreviation. Rhymesabyss, amiss, bis, bliss, Chris, Diss, hiss, kiss, Majlis, miss, reminisce, Swiss, this, vis exclamationsəssɪssɪs South African informal Used to express disappointment, disgust, or contempt. 〈南非，非正式〉 用于表示失望、厌恶或鄙视哎；呸
abbreviation (in the UK) Secret Intelligence Service. See MI6
nounsissɪs informal A person's sister (often used as a form of address) 〈非正式〉姐姐；妹妹（常用于直接称呼） where are you going, sis? 你去哪儿，姐姐（或妹妹）？ Example sentencesExamples - This wall had kept me separated from you, my big sis.
- Your younger sis now attends your school, and your parents expect you to be her chaperone.
- On Sunday my sis and and her husband are having a 40th birthday party.
- His lil sis Angela was just leaving the house on her rollerblades.
- Your little sis will learn she can truly count on you.
- And if you need a whiney, loud-mouthed woman to repulse those pesky telemarketers, throw your little sis some cash.
- So why is it you and your sis are at each other's throats?
- I wonder if my sis and I should start up a new company.
- He tells me it is usual for brothers to tease their little sis, but they can be overly protective when their sis gets attention from members of the opposite sex.
- At least now I won't look like such a beached whale on the beach next month when I head for sunny Spain with the sis who, incidentally, is about a size 8!
- Even if the guy is amazing, you and your sis share a lifelong bond.
- The sis and I thought we'd do the noble thing and suggest we all meet for discussion, extend that olive branch, that family was too important to let things end like this.
- The one thing I always carry: A bracelet my sis bought me for my 18th birthday
- My sis and I got there around 10 p.m. last night, and the line was huge.
- I haven't seen my little sis since November last year.
- Your parents are obviously so worried about your sis that they're not taking chances on you - so they might hold you prisoner as a result of her bad behavior.
- Having now spent 5 days living by myself while the fam have gone to visit the sis who's on work experience in Adelaide all I can say is that I think I am going insane.
- My sis won the game of Pin The Tail On The Donkey.
- I am a twin, and my twin sis is my best friend - I do everything with her.
- So the first thing I'm going to do is rest up and then get back to training and I'm also looking forward to a fortnight in the sun with the little sis and if anyone can cheer me up and make me laugh, she can.
OriginMid 17th century: abbreviation. exclamationsissɪs South African informal Used to express disappointment, disgust, or contempt. 〈南非，非正式〉 用于表示失望、厌恶或鄙视哎；呸
abbreviation (in the UK) Secret Intelligence Service. See MI6
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