next of kin

英 [ˌnekst əv ˈkɪn]

美 [ˌnekst əv ˈkɪn]

n.  直系亲属; 最近亲

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 直系亲属；最近亲
  your closest living relative or relatives
  1. I'm her next of kin.
     我是她的最近亲。
  2. Her next of kin have been informed.
     她最近的亲属已得到通知了。
  3. The form must be signed by next of kin.
     这表格必须由最近亲签字。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT-COLL (尤用于官方或法律文件)直系亲属，最近亲
  Next of kinis sometimes used to refer to the person who is your closest relative, especially in official or legal documents.
  1. We have notified the next of kin.
     我们已经通知了最近的亲属。

英英释义

noun

• the person who is (or persons who are) most closely related to a given person

双语例句

• Police aren't releasing a name until the next of kin can be notified.
  在通知亲属前，警察还不愿意公开姓名。
• It will not identify victims prior to notifying next of kin.
  但在通知遇难者亲属之前航空公司不会公布罹难者的身份。
• The white ash can then be returned to the next of kin of the deceased.
  剩余的骨灰随后可以被返还至死者的家属。
• I always have signed consent from next of kin.
  我一定会取得家属许可书。
• The names of the three soldiers who were killed have not yet been released, but their next of kin have been informed.
  三名遇害士兵的姓名还没有披露，不过已经通知了他们的直系亲属。
• You said if anything happened to us, that we'd be returned to next of kin.
  你说过万一我们有什么不测，会把我们送回到亲人身边。
• If the deceased was traveling alone, attempt is made to contact his next of kin and contact the respective embassy.
  如果死者为单身旅行者，应尽力联系其亲属和相关国家大使。
• You're my next of kin now?
  你变成我的家属了吗？
• You require the consent of the next of kin.
  你需要得到近亲的认可。
• All his property will eventually go to his next of kin.
  他的所有财产最终都给了他的亲人。