Definition of grandson in English:

grandson

noun ˈɡran(d)sʌnˈɡræn(d)ˌsən

The son of one's son or daughter.
（外）孙子
Example sentencesExamples
- Joining them will be son Graham, daughter Elaine, grandsons James, Ian, Scott and Lewis and great grandsons David and Alex.
- He has two daughters, both in their thirties, and grandsons.
- Mr Blanchard has a daughter, Rosemary, and two grandsons, one of whom works on the farm.
- His grandsons James, John and Robert, born in the 1850s, needed to be educated and two of them, John and Robert were sent to Harrow.
- She could not believe that her mother, who was devoted to her daughter and her two grandsons, would have ignored them in her will.
- The greeting comes with lots of love and best wishes from Sharon and Eugene and grandsons Malcolm, Maximilian and Maurice.
- I spent many happy hours walking along the canal with my son, and then with my grandsons.
- He and Anne helped their daughter Emma bring up their grandson, Tom, when she was ill with depression.
- The couple have a son, Graham, and two grandsons, Andrew and Jack.
- Mrs Bingley said she was looking forward to telling her grandsons about their father when they were older.
- In fact, I became a lot dafter (as did my husband) and we like doing silly things with our grandsons.
- I have 11 grandsons and five granddaughters and now I have my first great-granddaughter.
- Carole's two daughters and her grandson are thrilled with the wedding plans.
- Gifts and symbols representing John's life were carried to the altar by his grandsons, Patrick, John and William.
- I'm married to Shirley and we have three sons and five grandsons.
- Our life over the last few years has revolved around our grandsons.
- Mrs Chapman returned to an active retirement, spending time with her three grandsons and enjoying music and craft.
- As we walk around a lush, hilly paddock with his two grandsons, Quinn's obviously proud of what he's achieved so far.
- During Mass her grandsons Richard and Adrian read the Readings.
- They have three children, Christine, Norman and Robert and two grandsons.

Definition of grandson in US English:

grandson

nounˈɡræn(d)ˌsənˈɡran(d)ˌsən

The son of one's son or daughter.
（外）孙子
Example sentencesExamples
- The couple have a son, Graham, and two grandsons, Andrew and Jack.
- She could not believe that her mother, who was devoted to her daughter and her two grandsons, would have ignored them in her will.
- I spent many happy hours walking along the canal with my son, and then with my grandsons.
- Joining them will be son Graham, daughter Elaine, grandsons James, Ian, Scott and Lewis and great grandsons David and Alex.
- In fact, I became a lot dafter (as did my husband) and we like doing silly things with our grandsons.
- Mrs Chapman returned to an active retirement, spending time with her three grandsons and enjoying music and craft.
- They have three children, Christine, Norman and Robert and two grandsons.
- Carole's two daughters and her grandson are thrilled with the wedding plans.
- His grandsons James, John and Robert, born in the 1850s, needed to be educated and two of them, John and Robert were sent to Harrow.
- As we walk around a lush, hilly paddock with his two grandsons, Quinn's obviously proud of what he's achieved so far.
- He and Anne helped their daughter Emma bring up their grandson, Tom, when she was ill with depression.
- I have 11 grandsons and five granddaughters and now I have my first great-granddaughter.
- Our life over the last few years has revolved around our grandsons.
- Gifts and symbols representing John's life were carried to the altar by his grandsons, Patrick, John and William.
- During Mass her grandsons Richard and Adrian read the Readings.
- The greeting comes with lots of love and best wishes from Sharon and Eugene and grandsons Malcolm, Maximilian and Maurice.
- Mr Blanchard has a daughter, Rosemary, and two grandsons, one of whom works on the farm.
- Mrs Bingley said she was looking forward to telling her grandsons about their father when they were older.
- He has two daughters, both in their thirties, and grandsons.
- I'm married to Shirley and we have three sons and five grandsons.

词汇	grandson
释义	Definition of grandson in English: grandson noun ˈɡran(d)sʌnˈɡræn(d)ˌsən The son of one's son or daughter. （外）孙子 Example sentencesExamples Joining them will be son Graham, daughter Elaine, grandsons James, Ian, Scott and Lewis and great grandsons David and Alex. He has two daughters, both in their thirties, and grandsons. Mr Blanchard has a daughter, Rosemary, and two grandsons, one of whom works on the farm. His grandsons James, John and Robert, born in the 1850s, needed to be educated and two of them, John and Robert were sent to Harrow. She could not believe that her mother, who was devoted to her daughter and her two grandsons, would have ignored them in her will. The greeting comes with lots of love and best wishes from Sharon and Eugene and grandsons Malcolm, Maximilian and Maurice. I spent many happy hours walking along the canal with my son, and then with my grandsons. He and Anne helped their daughter Emma bring up their grandson, Tom, when she was ill with depression. The couple have a son, Graham, and two grandsons, Andrew and Jack. Mrs Bingley said she was looking forward to telling her grandsons about their father when they were older. In fact, I became a lot dafter (as did my husband) and we like doing silly things with our grandsons. I have 11 grandsons and five granddaughters and now I have my first great-granddaughter. Carole's two daughters and her grandson are thrilled with the wedding plans. Gifts and symbols representing John's life were carried to the altar by his grandsons, Patrick, John and William. I'm married to Shirley and we have three sons and five grandsons. Our life over the last few years has revolved around our grandsons. Mrs Chapman returned to an active retirement, spending time with her three grandsons and enjoying music and craft. As we walk around a lush, hilly paddock with his two grandsons, Quinn's obviously proud of what he's achieved so far. During Mass her grandsons Richard and Adrian read the Readings. They have three children, Christine, Norman and Robert and two grandsons. Definition of grandson in US English: grandson nounˈɡræn(d)ˌsənˈɡran(d)ˌsən The son of one's son or daughter. （外）孙子 Example sentencesExamples The couple have a son, Graham, and two grandsons, Andrew and Jack. She could not believe that her mother, who was devoted to her daughter and her two grandsons, would have ignored them in her will. I spent many happy hours walking along the canal with my son, and then with my grandsons. Joining them will be son Graham, daughter Elaine, grandsons James, Ian, Scott and Lewis and great grandsons David and Alex. In fact, I became a lot dafter (as did my husband) and we like doing silly things with our grandsons. Mrs Chapman returned to an active retirement, spending time with her three grandsons and enjoying music and craft. They have three children, Christine, Norman and Robert and two grandsons. Carole's two daughters and her grandson are thrilled with the wedding plans. His grandsons James, John and Robert, born in the 1850s, needed to be educated and two of them, John and Robert were sent to Harrow. As we walk around a lush, hilly paddock with his two grandsons, Quinn's obviously proud of what he's achieved so far. He and Anne helped their daughter Emma bring up their grandson, Tom, when she was ill with depression. I have 11 grandsons and five granddaughters and now I have my first great-granddaughter. Our life over the last few years has revolved around our grandsons. Gifts and symbols representing John's life were carried to the altar by his grandsons, Patrick, John and William. During Mass her grandsons Richard and Adrian read the Readings. The greeting comes with lots of love and best wishes from Sharon and Eugene and grandsons Malcolm, Maximilian and Maurice. Mr Blanchard has a daughter, Rosemary, and two grandsons, one of whom works on the farm. Mrs Bingley said she was looking forward to telling her grandsons about their father when they were older. He has two daughters, both in their thirties, and grandsons. I'm married to Shirley and we have three sons and five grandsons.
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