婆婆

婆婆

"婆婆" means mother-in-law or elderly woman (colloquial) in English, depending on context.

Here, '婆婆' could be used to impersonate an endearing term for a grandmother or elder speaker in a playful or affectionate situation.

你真像个调皮的小孩，连婆婆的小秘密都想知道。

You're like a naughty child, wanting to know even grandpa's little secrets.

Here, '婆婆' refers to the mother of one's spouse, specifically the husband's mother, used in a familial and respectful context.

我婆婆今天给我们做了一顿丰盛的晚餐。

My mother-in-law prepared a sumptuous dinner for us today.

In this context, '婆婆' is used metaphorically to denote an elder woman, showing respect and affection.

那位婆婆手里提着一个篮子，里面装满了新鲜的蔬菜。

That old lady is carrying a basket full of fresh vegetables.