Married meaning in English
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Definition
to get married, to marry: to have a wedding, to have one's relationship formally recognized by law
(to be) married: to have a wife or husband
unmarried: single, without a husband or wife
Examples
- "After University I married my sweetheart Jeffrey and we've been together for 8 years now."
- "It's becoming a real problem. We've been dating for seven years now, and he hasn't even asked me to marry him yet!"
- "And besides, I did some research, she's married to a brain surgeon."
- "Xavier married his first love, Clairette Marciano, at the age of 19."
- "Because he's married!"
- "Next time I get married, you won't be invited."
- "Pedro : Jefe, to get a green card, maybe you can help me get married."
- "Last I heard you were happily married with a child on the way."
- "Warbuckle : Come on now Pedro, it's a good idea, but the laws in Texas forbid me from marrying another man, and besides, you're not really my type."
- "Marital status: MARRIED 8 TIMES, DIVORCED 3 TIMES"
- "Samantha : I still can't believe that you married that slob, Jenny."
- "We were going to get married in two weeks."
- "Bruno : Susie, I can't marry you because I prefer men."
- "Am I going to get married one day?"
- "I understand that you wanted to marry a rich guy, at least that makes sense, but yet here you are back in London with nothing to show for it, not even a fancy diamond ring."
- "Please marry us now."
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