marriages

英 [ˈmærɪdʒɪz]

美 [ˈmɛrɪdʒɪz]

n.  结婚; 婚姻; 婚姻生活; 已婚状态; 婚礼
marriage的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 婚姻
  Amarriageis the relationship between a husband and wife.
  1. In a good marriage, both husband and wife work hard to solve any problems that arise...
     美满的婚姻中，夫妻双方会共同努力去解决出现的任何问题。
  2. When I was 35 my marriage broke up...
     35岁时我的婚姻破裂了。
  3. His son by his second marriage lives in Paris.
     他二婚生的儿子住在巴黎。
• N-VAR 结婚;婚礼
  Amarriageis the act of marrying someone, or the ceremony at which this is done.
  1. I opposed her marriage to Darryl.
     我反对她嫁给达里尔。
• N-UNCOUNT 婚姻生活;已婚状态
  Marriageis the state of being married.
  1. Marriage might not suit you...
     婚姻也许并不适合你。
  2. In twenty years of marriage he has only taken two proper vacations.
     结婚二十年里，他只像样地度过两次假。
• See also:arranged marriage

Do not confusemarriageandwedding. Aweddingis a ceremony in which a man and woman get married. It usually includes a meal or other celebration that takes place after the ceremony itself.It wasn't a formal wedding.This ceremony can also be called amarriage....the day of my marriage.Marriagecan also be used to refer to the relationship between a husband and wife.It has been a happy marriage.
不要混淆 marriage 与 wedding。wedding 指婚礼，通常包括婚宴或结婚仪式后的其他庆祝活动。例如：It wasn't a formal wedding (那不是正式的婚礼)。这种仪式也可称为 marriage，例如：the day of my marriage (我结婚那天)。marriage 也可指婚姻生活：It has been a happy marriage (那是桩幸福美满的婚姻)。

双语例句

• These friendships continued across marriages, deaths and continental moves.
  这些友谊见证了他们的婚姻、死亡和搬迁。
• They are eager to confront their guests with full frontal interrogations about their marriages.
  他们急于当面直接质问客人的婚姻情况。
• So many marriages have come to grief over lack of money
  许多婚姻都因缺钱而以失败告终。
• There has been a lot of debate over whether same-sex marriages should be made legal.
  关于同性婚姻是否应该合法化引起了诸多讨论。
• About this same time, French law required the clergy to register baptisms, deaths, and marriages.
  大约在同一时期，法国的法律要求牧师登记洗礼、死亡和结婚的人数。
• Half of Swedish marriages end in divorce.
  瑞典人的婚姻有一半以离婚告终。
• In one study, Doctor Cartwright examined women who were ending their marriages in divorce.
  卡特赖特博士在一项研究中对离婚妇女进行了调查。
• Most marriages fail after between five and nine years. Nevertheless, people continue to get married.
  大部分婚姻在婚后第五至第九年间失败，然而，人们仍会选择结婚。
• Of marriages and offspring; recognized as lawful.
  关于婚姻和后代；公认为合法的。
• MPs say they work too hard and that is why so many of their marriages break up
  国会议员们声称他们工作过于辛劳，因而导致他们当中很多人婚姻破裂。