bride
美音:
[braıd
]英音:
[braıd
]n.新娘
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bride
/braɪd; braɪd/
n woman on or just before her wedding-day; newly married woman 新娘; 新婚的妇女.
bride
n[C][
Language: Old English;Origin: bryd]
a woman at the time she gets married or just after she is married
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groom You may kiss the bride.
1. Both these women — mothers of the bride and groom — would have insisted they wanted only the best for their children but they defined "the best" as staying home to help support the family. 这两个女人就是新娘和新郎的母亲,她们本该说些希望自己的孩子生活美满的话,可她们心中的“美满”,却是让孩子们留在家里帮助维持全家生计。
2. The munificient gift was presented to the bride. 这一大批礼物是送给新娘的。
3. The bride did not wear glasses that day, so everything was a blur of candlelight and faces. 那天新娘未戴眼镜,看到的只是朦胧的烛光和模糊的脸庞。
4. He returned home with his bride redux. 他回家了, 并带回了新娘。
5. One man wanted the right to get a divorce if his bride-to-be gained more than 15 pounds once she became his wife. 一名男子要求,如果他未来的新娘成为他妻子后胖了15磅以上,他有权离婚。
6. In the first picture, the bride and groom are facing, with uncertain smiles, a church filled with relatives and friends. 在第一张照片上,新娘和新郎面对着挤满亲朋好友的教堂,脸上挂着几丝不定的微笑。
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