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单词 bride
释义
bride
noun[C]
uk
/braɪd/us
/braɪd/
B1
a woman who is about to getmarriedor has just gotmarried:
新娘；即将（或刚）结婚的女子
Hereturnedfrom New York with hislovelynewbride.他和漂亮的新娘一起从纽约回来了。
The brideandgroomposedforpicturesoutsidethechurch.新娘和新郎在教堂外摆姿势照相。
As themotherof thebride, Ifeelobligedtowearsomething reallyspectacular.作为新娘的母亲，我得穿戴华丽一些。
More examples
  • The bride andgroomwalkeddown theaisletogether.
  • Now, if you'd allpleaseraiseyourglasses, I'd like toproposeatoastto the bride andgroom.
  • After theceremony, the brideliftedup herveiltokissherhusband.
  • In somecountriesit istraditionalfor a bride towearwhite.
  • The bride'shairwasadornedwithpearlsandwhiteflowers.
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(Definition ofbridefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bride| American Dictionary

bride
noun[C]
us
/brɑɪd/
a woman who is about to getmarriedor just gotmarried:
The bride andgroomwrotetheirownweddingvows.
(Definition ofbridefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbride

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One of the items most frequently included in the trousseaux brought by rich brides to their husbands was silk cloth.
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The lastbrideis always lucky and/or clever.
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What has, however, seen drastic changes are the brides and the marriage gifts.
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In 1870 there were only 4, in 1880, 43 brides recorded occupations, and in 1890, 81 brides.
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The ilmuhaber is never fully transcribed, but the record invariably tells us that it guaranteed that thebridehad no legal impediment to matrimony.
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The inscribed envelope is then presented to thebridewith large sums of ombaraki money.
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However, in the second half of that century, the age of first-time brides fell considerably.
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There was no way he would bring a newbrideto live with that woman.
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But when he was eventually married, hisbrideturned out to have a lover.
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This even holds true for a bride's father.
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As a result, picture brides are not mentioned in this entry or in the index.
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Where village exogamous marriages occur, they generally take place in the village of thebride.
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Sometimes the father or the guardian of thebridewas the guarantor.
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Indeed, in 1840 only 41 brides revealed occupations, 10 in 1850, and in 1860 there were no details of occupation.
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Here, however, the self-sacrice was to be on the part of thebride, the vocation on the part of the prospective husband.
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