| [/ˈmærɪ; ˋmærɪ/] v (pt, pp married) 用法:
1 [I, Tn] take (sb) as a husband or wife 与（某人）结婚; 嫁或娶（某人）:
They married (when they were) young. 他们年轻轻就结了婚. *
She didn't marry until she was over fifty. 她直到五十多岁才结婚. *
He married again six months after the divorce. 他离婚後半年就又结婚了. *
Jane is going to marry John. 简就要嫁给约翰了. 用法:
2 [Tn] (of a clergyman or civil official, etc) join (a couple) in marriage at a ceremony （指牧师或官员等）为（双方）主持婚礼:
Which priest is going to marry them? 哪位牧师来为他们主持婚礼? *
They were married by her (ie the bride's) father, who's a bishop. 新娘的父亲是主教, 为他们主持了婚礼. 用法:
3 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.p] ~ (sth) with sth (fig 比喻) combine (sth) successfully with sth else 使（某事物）与另事物结合:
training that marries well with the needs of the job 密切结合工作需要的训练 *
She marries wit and/with scholarship in her writing. 她的写作中融合了智慧和学识. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) ,marry in `haste, re,pent at `leisure (saying 谚) if one gets married too hurriedly one may regret it for a long time 结婚匆匆, 後悔无穷. marry money (infml) marry a rich person 和有钱人结婚. 用法:
6 (phr v) marry into sth become a part of (a family, etc) by marrying 因结婚而成为（某家庭等）的成员:
He married into the French aristocracy. 他因婚姻关系跻身於法国贵族. marry sb off get rid of (a daughter) by finding a husband for her 将（女儿）嫁出. marry up (infml) (of parts) join up or assemble correctly; match3 （指若干部分）配合, 匹配, 结合:
The two halves of the structure didn't marry up. 该结构的两部分未配合好. *
(fig 比喻) The two versions of the story don't quite marry up. 那件事的两种说法不大一致. |