Definition of grandkid in English:

grandkid

noun ˈɡran(d)kɪd

North American informal

A grandchild.
〈北美，非正式〉孙子；孙女；外孙；外孙女
Example sentencesExamples
- I do not take my grandkids to any movie until I've checked it out for myself.
- Jane Faller is 69 and does what many grandmothers like to do, spoil her grandkids.
- And he keeps three tucked away in a drawer to one day give to his grandkids.
- She was always picking on her kids and grandkids, teasing and joking, and loving each and every one of us as individuals.
- Take the plunge, go for it, and if worse comes to worse, you'll come out of it with a life experience worth telling your grandkids about.
- Grandmothers might be buying games online for their grandkids ' birthdays.
- This year, he has been able to afford to buy toys for his grandkids, and will be celebrating Christmas with them.
- Every generation has their story they want to tell their grandkids.
- But all the kids and grandkids will be there and we want to make sure they know how much we love them.
- Thanks a lot for giving my grandkids a chance to grow up in the same kind of world that I grew up in.
- Now it became my responsibility all over again to teach my grandkids the same lessons I had taught their parents.
- So out of seven grandkids and seven great grandkids, this will be the first boy in the family.
- I was his only grandkid, and he was so proud he looked like he might burst.
- Well… your kids and grandkids are going to be reading history books many years from now.
- I hope we will have cancer defeated maybe in our grandkids ' lifetime.
- We took a ton of pictures; her with all the grandkids, her with the great-grandkids.
- Her kids and grandkids are coming to the city to be with her.
- Consequently regular phone calls are an important element in their experiencing their grandkids lives.
- They worked hard, and they tried to put a little money away so that their kids and their grandkids could have a better life.
- Imagine that - surely, something to tell the grandkids about as they sit on your knee asking for stories of your distant youth.

Definition of grandkid in US English:

grandkid

nounˈɡran(d)ˌkid

North American informal

A grandchild.
〈北美，非正式〉孙子；孙女；外孙；外孙女
Example sentencesExamples
- This year, he has been able to afford to buy toys for his grandkids, and will be celebrating Christmas with them.
- Grandmothers might be buying games online for their grandkids ' birthdays.
- Jane Faller is 69 and does what many grandmothers like to do, spoil her grandkids.
- We took a ton of pictures; her with all the grandkids, her with the great-grandkids.
- But all the kids and grandkids will be there and we want to make sure they know how much we love them.
- Thanks a lot for giving my grandkids a chance to grow up in the same kind of world that I grew up in.
- Now it became my responsibility all over again to teach my grandkids the same lessons I had taught their parents.
- I do not take my grandkids to any movie until I've checked it out for myself.
- Every generation has their story they want to tell their grandkids.
- I was his only grandkid, and he was so proud he looked like he might burst.
- Consequently regular phone calls are an important element in their experiencing their grandkids lives.
- I hope we will have cancer defeated maybe in our grandkids ' lifetime.
- Imagine that - surely, something to tell the grandkids about as they sit on your knee asking for stories of your distant youth.
- Take the plunge, go for it, and if worse comes to worse, you'll come out of it with a life experience worth telling your grandkids about.
- They worked hard, and they tried to put a little money away so that their kids and their grandkids could have a better life.
- Her kids and grandkids are coming to the city to be with her.
- And he keeps three tucked away in a drawer to one day give to his grandkids.
- Well… your kids and grandkids are going to be reading history books many years from now.
- So out of seven grandkids and seven great grandkids, this will be the first boy in the family.
- She was always picking on her kids and grandkids, teasing and joking, and loving each and every one of us as individuals.

单词	grandkid
释义	Definition of grandkid in English: grandkid noun ˈɡran(d)kɪd North American informal A grandchild. 〈北美，非正式〉孙子；孙女；外孙；外孙女 Example sentencesExamples I do not take my grandkids to any movie until I've checked it out for myself. Jane Faller is 69 and does what many grandmothers like to do, spoil her grandkids. And he keeps three tucked away in a drawer to one day give to his grandkids. She was always picking on her kids and grandkids, teasing and joking, and loving each and every one of us as individuals. Take the plunge, go for it, and if worse comes to worse, you'll come out of it with a life experience worth telling your grandkids about. Grandmothers might be buying games online for their grandkids ' birthdays. This year, he has been able to afford to buy toys for his grandkids, and will be celebrating Christmas with them. Every generation has their story they want to tell their grandkids. But all the kids and grandkids will be there and we want to make sure they know how much we love them. Thanks a lot for giving my grandkids a chance to grow up in the same kind of world that I grew up in. Now it became my responsibility all over again to teach my grandkids the same lessons I had taught their parents. So out of seven grandkids and seven great grandkids, this will be the first boy in the family. I was his only grandkid, and he was so proud he looked like he might burst. Well… your kids and grandkids are going to be reading history books many years from now. I hope we will have cancer defeated maybe in our grandkids ' lifetime. We took a ton of pictures; her with all the grandkids, her with the great-grandkids. Her kids and grandkids are coming to the city to be with her. Consequently regular phone calls are an important element in their experiencing their grandkids lives. They worked hard, and they tried to put a little money away so that their kids and their grandkids could have a better life. Imagine that - surely, something to tell the grandkids about as they sit on your knee asking for stories of your distant youth. Definition of grandkid in US English: grandkid nounˈɡran(d)ˌkid North American informal A grandchild. 〈北美，非正式〉孙子；孙女；外孙；外孙女 Example sentencesExamples This year, he has been able to afford to buy toys for his grandkids, and will be celebrating Christmas with them. Grandmothers might be buying games online for their grandkids ' birthdays. Jane Faller is 69 and does what many grandmothers like to do, spoil her grandkids. We took a ton of pictures; her with all the grandkids, her with the great-grandkids. But all the kids and grandkids will be there and we want to make sure they know how much we love them. Thanks a lot for giving my grandkids a chance to grow up in the same kind of world that I grew up in. Now it became my responsibility all over again to teach my grandkids the same lessons I had taught their parents. I do not take my grandkids to any movie until I've checked it out for myself. Every generation has their story they want to tell their grandkids. I was his only grandkid, and he was so proud he looked like he might burst. Consequently regular phone calls are an important element in their experiencing their grandkids lives. I hope we will have cancer defeated maybe in our grandkids ' lifetime. Imagine that - surely, something to tell the grandkids about as they sit on your knee asking for stories of your distant youth. Take the plunge, go for it, and if worse comes to worse, you'll come out of it with a life experience worth telling your grandkids about. They worked hard, and they tried to put a little money away so that their kids and their grandkids could have a better life. Her kids and grandkids are coming to the city to be with her. And he keeps three tucked away in a drawer to one day give to his grandkids. Well… your kids and grandkids are going to be reading history books many years from now. So out of seven grandkids and seven great grandkids, this will be the first boy in the family. She was always picking on her kids and grandkids, teasing and joking, and loving each and every one of us as individuals.
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