Definition of FIL in English:

FIL

noun

informal

A person's father-in-law.
my in-laws helped tremendously—my MIL prepared food and my FIL helped move boxes and furniture
Example sentencesExamples
- D wanted to sleep in today, and since there will only be us and my FIL for dinner today and I could do this menu in my sleep, I said that was fine.
- My FIL pays $150 a month to keep more stuff in a storage unit than he can fit in his already overcrowded townhouse.
- I hope we can reschedule my FIL's long-awaited trip to see us.
- On my last trip to my in-laws' place, my FIL actually told me that I was disrespecting him by not wearing a bindi!
- My divorced parents lived 1700 miles away, my FIL lives 3000 miles away, and my MIL lives 100 miles away.
- I'm sure your FIL was trying to be helpful.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation.

Definition of FIL in US English:

FIL

noun

informal

A person's father-in-law.
my in-laws helped tremendously—my MIL prepared food and my FIL helped move boxes and furniture
Example sentencesExamples
- My divorced parents lived 1700 miles away, my FIL lives 3000 miles away, and my MIL lives 100 miles away.
- On my last trip to my in-laws' place, my FIL actually told me that I was disrespecting him by not wearing a bindi!
- I hope we can reschedule my FIL's long-awaited trip to see us.
- D wanted to sleep in today, and since there will only be us and my FIL for dinner today and I could do this menu in my sleep, I said that was fine.
- I'm sure your FIL was trying to be helpful.
- My FIL pays $150 a month to keep more stuff in a storage unit than he can fit in his already overcrowded townhouse.

Origin

1960s: abbreviation.

单词	FIL
释义	Definition of FIL in English: FIL noun informal A person's father-in-law. my in-laws helped tremendously—my MIL prepared food and my FIL helped move boxes and furniture Example sentencesExamples D wanted to sleep in today, and since there will only be us and my FIL for dinner today and I could do this menu in my sleep, I said that was fine. My FIL pays $150 a month to keep more stuff in a storage unit than he can fit in his already overcrowded townhouse. I hope we can reschedule my FIL's long-awaited trip to see us. On my last trip to my in-laws' place, my FIL actually told me that I was disrespecting him by not wearing a bindi! My divorced parents lived 1700 miles away, my FIL lives 3000 miles away, and my MIL lives 100 miles away. I'm sure your FIL was trying to be helpful. Origin 1960s: abbreviation. Definition of FIL in US English: FIL noun informal A person's father-in-law. my in-laws helped tremendously—my MIL prepared food and my FIL helped move boxes and furniture Example sentencesExamples My divorced parents lived 1700 miles away, my FIL lives 3000 miles away, and my MIL lives 100 miles away. On my last trip to my in-laws' place, my FIL actually told me that I was disrespecting him by not wearing a bindi! I hope we can reschedule my FIL's long-awaited trip to see us. D wanted to sleep in today, and since there will only be us and my FIL for dinner today and I could do this menu in my sleep, I said that was fine. I'm sure your FIL was trying to be helpful. My FIL pays $150 a month to keep more stuff in a storage unit than he can fit in his already overcrowded townhouse. Origin 1960s: abbreviation.
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