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单词 bridal
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bridal
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈbraɪ.dəl/us
/ˈbraɪ.dəl/
of a woman about to bemarried, or of amarriageceremony:
新娘的；婚礼的
Themagazinehad asectionon bridalwear(= theclothesthat a womanwearsat hermarriage).这本杂志有一栏专讲新娘礼服。
Westayedin the hotel's bridalsuite(= theroomsforrecentlymarriedpeople).我们住在旅店的新婚套房。
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(Definition ofbridalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bridal| American Dictionary

bridal
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈbrɑɪ·dəl/
of a woman about to bemarried, or of awedding:
a bridalgown
(Definition ofbridalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbridal

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He scoffs at the effrontery of thebridalparty, whose members put up a formidable show of might, as if they were military guards.
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The boundless deserts will be thebridalcouch, above us the stars will shine with a clearer radiance.
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Let not the bridegroom hate thebridalchamber which he has always loved.
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If it were done we could begin to ask which circumstances lead to parental control and which tobridalautonomy.
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Indeed, thebridalmetaphor represented the unifying status of a woman.
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During the late 1940s, the relative frequency ofbridalpregnancies increased again but a pattern distinctly different from the pre-war situation emerged.
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He told me how his father had taken part twice inbridalabductions.
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Bridallamentations were performed for three days before the bride's departure in marriage.
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Cool valleys and green meadows will be ourbridalcouch above us the stars will shine with a clearer radiance.
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Bridallamentations never refer to an inauspicious event such as qiangqin, but provide a wealth of information about feminine codes of propriety.
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Crowds of people came to watch and enjoy the spectacle of thebridalparty marching off with the bride.
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When he cut the cords of her trousers, this was the signal for the 'bridalparty' to come to his aid in seizing the bride.
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Bridalpregnancies at ages 21-25 years remained at relatively low levels, oscillating around 10-12% of all brides.
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The scene is composed as a precise network of actions and the reaction between thebridalcouple and guests, as well as in relation to the spectators.
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The decline in pre-marital orbridalpregnancies, for example, suggests that unmarried motherhood and de facto marriage are gaining acceptance as modes suited to the rearing of children.
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