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单词 remarry
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remarry
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˌriːˈmær.i/us
/ˌriːˈmer.i/
tomarryagain:
再婚；再娶；再嫁
After alengthyandpainfuldivorce, shevowednever to remarry.经历了一场漫长而痛苦的离婚后，她发誓永不再婚。
Hermotherdiedinchildbirth, and herfatherremarried when she was ababy.她母亲死于难产，她的父亲在她还是个婴儿时就再婚了。
Richard Burtonfamouslyremarried Elizabeth Taylor.理查德‧伯顿和伊丽莎白‧泰勒的再婚经历为人熟知。
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(Definition ofremarryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofremarry

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If the widow decided toremarry, the inheritance from her late husband had to be divided among the children.
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Thus, women had greater rights to divorce,remarry, or remain single than has previously been believed.
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Her best chance to stay was toremarrysomebody who was able to take over her former husband's work duties.
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But institutional pressures ensured that on widowhood such opportunities dwindled, and there was every incentive toremarry.
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Relative to the youngest age group, virilocally married women aged 35-44 were 76 per cent less likely toremarry.
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She could evenremarryand still remain running the holding while her son or daughter from the first marriage was growing up to adulthood.
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The informant responds that he guesses his father was, that he thinks he was remarried then.
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Individuals in first or remarried relationships showed a marked increase in depressive symptoms following separation that was absent in those in cohabiting relationships.
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Living in simple rather than multiple households could be indeed a key factor influencing the chances toremarry.
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At younger ages, a widow had more chances of remarrying (1 out of 5), but still less than widowers (1 out of 2).
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Observing the actions of these widows, equal numbers can be shown to have remarried and died without remarrying.
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As we have seen, never-married women rarely held land before marriage, although it was more common for remarrying widows to do so.
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The marriages of women of higher socioeconomic status were probably stable and their propensity toremarrywas low even after marital dissolution.
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One of the widowed women, who was previously childless, remarried during the course of the study and acquired a stepson.
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Compared to the first period (1716-1759), women in the last period (1840-1870) were almost 80 per cent less likely toremarry.
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