英语词汇marry怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

marry¹

verbmarried, marrying, marries ˈmariˈmɛri

[with object]

1Join in marriage.
结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚
I was married in church
我是在教堂结的婚。
my sister got married to a Welshman
我妹妹嫁给了一个威尔士人。
Example sentencesExamples
- They were married twice in Catholic churches, first in 1982 by a priest from the Liberal Catholic Church.
- They were married at a small church Bradford, in the midst of the Depression - on January 2, 1933.
- It is that freedom which entitles churches not to marry any couples if to do so would offend their beliefs.
- The couple will be married at Hythe church on April 24.
- George and Joyce were married at the Methodist Church, on July 17, 1943.
- They wanted to get married to be united forever, but fate spun a different web for them.
- Then, after almost a day of searching, they found a priest who agreed to marry them on the spot.
- They were also married in the church, not in civil ceremonies.
- He did, and they were married at Linton Church in 1931.
- My father was already up at the front of the church with Father Marshall, the same priest who had married them nearly eighteen years ago.
- Congratulations to Gordon and Fiona who were married in our Church last Saturday.
- Couples wanting a Christian wedding are married in a church of the denomination of their choice and the minister or priest of that church takes the service.
- She said the church would readily marry divorcees because it was like a ‘completely new beginning’.
- I've know one couple who were outraged when their local priest refused to marry them.
- Congratulations to Michelle and Richard who were married in Milltown church recently.
- They were married in a Protestant Church at his request.
- At St Joseph's Church two couples were married while St Mary's, Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Lourdes had one wedding each.
- You get in that church and get married to Brianna, this instant.
- So they went to a priest and had him marry them, with no family or friends or anything.
- Best wishes to Kristen and Alan who are due to be married in our church on Saturday next.
Synonyms
get/be married, wed, be wed, become man and wife, plight/pledge one's troth
informal tie the knot, walk down the aisle, take the plunge, get spliced, get hitched, get yoked, say ‘I do’
archaic become espoused
1. 1.1 Take (someone) as one's wife or husband in marriage.
  嫁；娶
  Eric asked me to marry him
  埃里克要我嫁给他。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ann told Morris she wanted to leave her husband, marry him, and move to America.
  I, like many Indo-Trinidadian men, value immensely the day that our wives agreed to marry us.
  He can begin again, like his wife did by marrying another man.
  All things considered, he would be a fine husband if she married him.
  She divorced her second husband in order to marry Edward VIII.
  I have had no luck convincing my American women friends to divorce their husbands and marry me.
  But when he flings caution to the wind and offers to divorce his wife and marry her, she scoffs at the idea.
  We interpret this as evidence that the desire for boys lead some husbands to marry another woman if his first wife delivers a girl.
  For one thing, it would look bad for the family, because it would be thought that he was too weak to find his own wife, so he married his servant.
  You want to keep in mind that Greene converted to Catholicism as an adult, in part to get his first wife to marry him.
  The man promised Liz that he would quickly divorce his wife and then marry her.
  She had undergone a complete sex change operation, which her husband knew before marrying her.
  In the face of her humble determination, her husband left her and married another woman.
  His wife, Elizabeth married him because he was the funniest man she ever met.
  Three years pass, and Butterfly waits patiently for the return of her sailor husband, who has married an American wife.
  During that time she married husband Steve, a partnership that is still going strong 17 years later.
  Upon a husband's death, his wife is expected to marry his brother, who also assumes responsibility for any children.
  Then he runs off with Steve's wife and marries her.
  When he reveals he is in love with the older man's wife and wants to marry her, the game begins.
  Upon the death of his wife, John marries her sister.
  Synonyms
  wed, take to wife/husband, lead to the altar
  informal make an honest woman of
  archaic espouse, wive
2. 1.2no object Enter into marriage.
  结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚
  they had no plans to marry
  他们没有结婚的打算。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He had always planned to marry; it was his duty as heir of the dukedom after all.
  He explains that they had known each other for several years and planned to marry after graduation.
  Some are eager to get married and have children - and have felt that way for years - others never plan to marry at all.
  Joanne's family have spoken of the ‘deep bond of love’ between the two, who plan to marry in Mexico next year.
  In 1653 he married and entered the local artists' guild and by 1655 had taken over his father's businesses.
  The couple plan to marry at Christmas this year.
  The young sweethearts discuss their families and their plans to secretly marry.
  He was tall and gallant and quite the charmer, so it was no surprise when he and the town beauty announced that they planned to marry.
  In itself pregnancy was not associated with shame, provided the couple planned to marry.
  So, we were engaged and had no real plan's to marry until the quite distant future.
  We planned to marry, but a week before the wedding she received a telegram saying that her brother, an RAF flying ace, had been shot down.
  Both are attractive, funny, sexually confident, with no plans to marry or settle down any time soon.
  One need not become a Vermont resident to marry or enter a civil union there.
  They are described as ‘lovers’ and the first verse tells of their plans to marry.
  Clive ends the relationship when he marries and enters public life.
  The couple hope to marry next summer at the Minster Church in Warminster.
  But she has no plans to marry and is still not divorced from Jamie.
  She also denies in the affidavit that they had ever planned to marry.
  Every one of them was married beside Alexander who never really planned on marrying in his life.
  We have lived together now for a little more than a year and plan to marry as soon as we can pay for the wedding and reception that we both want.
  Synonyms
  join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke
3. 1.3marry intono object Become a member of (a family) by marriage.
  （通过婚姻）成为家中一员
  both men married into my mother's family
  Example sentencesExamples
  She knew very well the stresses and difficulties caused by marrying into the Imperial Family.
  Well, I thought to myself, at least I'm marrying into a wealthy family.
  Further, for a young unmarried woman in Cape Town, becoming pregnant would result in being socially ostracised and dash any hopes she had of marrying into a respectable family.
  But the girl was firm that she did not want to marry into a family which saw her personal worth only in terms of the money she earned.
  Between 1825 and 1865, however, he wins recognition among aristocrats by amassing a fortune from gambling and selling cotton and marrying into a prominent family.
  Marriages are sometimes arranged by families, as each family is seeking to marry into another family of at least equal, if not superior, wealth and social standing.
  She had held sway over a dozen eligible suitors, eventually marrying into a professor's family despite her own lack of education.
  I was abused by an uncle and ended up marrying into a family of gangsters.
  However, neither becoming a slaveholder nor marrying into a southern family was an indispensable prerequisite to molding migrants into proslavery converts.
  Perhaps she only said yes because she knew that marrying into a family like the Lindons would help her and her sisters live a more comfortable life, free of money worries.
  Born in Budapest in 1869, he studied there and in Paris and Munich before marrying into the Guinness family in 1900 and moving to England in 1907.
  Unless they come from a family of means or marry into one, they have little chance of ever becoming self-supporting, although their descendants may.
  The act requires descendants of George II, except for princesses marrying into a foreign family, to gain the monarch's permission in order for their marriage to be valid.
  She felt he deserved to know what sort of family he would be marrying into, but then she feared that if he knew the truth he would not want to marry her at all.
  She was a member of the well known Brown family, until she married into the Murphys where she farmed with her husband.
  His connections, however, allowed him to marry into a wealthy family.
  We hoped he was the nice, good-looking one who seemed calm enough to handle any emergency, an essential quality for anyone marrying into our family.
  By marrying into a wealthy family, he now lives in a large house and has realized his dream of owning a restaurant.
  ‘Hm… maybe I should reconsider marrying into your family,’ Katrina teased back.
  In these clans, father, mother, son, daughter will all play, and even people marrying into the family generally become professional gamblers.
4. 1.4 (of a parent or guardian) give (a son or daughter) in marriage, especially for reasons of expediency.
  （尤指为私利）把…嫁出；为…娶亲
  her parents married her to a wealthy landowner
  她的父母将她嫁给了一个富有的地主。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He probably had good reasons for marrying his only daughter to this poor man.
  Mary's best hope, then, was to acquire good house-keeping skills and be married off by her father.
  Her parents love was one of the reasons she had not been married off at some young age to a wealthy, influential stranger.
  He said he had married off his only daughter and was living with his wife.
  The man had wanted to get his second daughter married off and had actually had high hopes for Coleen.
  Likewise, a lower caste will rarely marry his son or daughter to a person belonging to another caste.
  The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman!
  Your father had agreed with the Prince's parents on marrying the both of you when the time was right.
  He said it was sad that most school-going children in rural districts were being married off by their parents.
  She stopped believing in astrology after an astrologer advised her parents to marry her off saying she did not have any potential for a career.
  Not that it would have stopped any other parents from marrying off their daughter, but that was the difference with my parents.
  The parents marry her off, very likely without her informed consent.
  Today was the big day; my only daughter was getting married off to Cyril!
  They want to make a small fortune or just experience new things before their parents marry them off for a dowry somewhere in the remote countryside.
  Humiliated, the girl's mother marries her off to a prince and he goes on a bender.
  Synonyms
  join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke
2Join together; combine harmoniously.
the show marries poetry with art
演出把诗歌同艺术结合起来。
Example sentencesExamples
- The final step was to marry the two skills together.
- It's just a question actually of marrying them together and getting the right balance.
- We are marrying the two together now better than we have ever done.
- I'd love to marry the two together and one day build my own theatre.
- So on the album I was attempting to marry lots of different music styles together.
1. 2.1no object Blend or combine with something.
  适合…要求；混合
  most Chardonnays don't marry well with salmon
  大多数夏敦埃酒并不太适合吃三文鱼时饮用。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Off-dry wines, such as Riesling or Gewurztraminer marry well with medium hot food with the bite of chilli.
  The exotic combination was not overpowering, and married well with the fish.
  Grilled Swordfish works beautifully with a big, buttery Chardonnay because the richness of the fish and the toasty nuances from the grill marry well with those flavor elements in the wine.
  It is subtle enough to marry well with hard cheeses such as Cheddar.
  At large parties I find it helps to make up the base an hour or so before required, so that the flavours can mingle and marry.
2. 2.2Nautical Splice (rope ends) together without increasing their girth.
  〔航海〕拼接缆绳
  Example sentencesExamples
  Unlay the ends to be joined. Go back three or more complete turns. Now marry the loosened strands.
  Marry the ropes and temporarily seize the strands of one to the other.
  This is called 'marrying the ropes' and is a simple and effective way to ensure that you don't let any of the rope slip back through whilst tying it off.

Phrases

be the marrying kind

with negativeBe the type of person who is likely or inclined to marry.
I'm not the marrying kind
Example sentencesExamples
- Ashley is the marrying kind, Elaine is not, and she has denied his five proposals.
- Joyce was in love with him, but I don't think her father would have ever let her marry Ron, even if Ron was the marrying kind, which he wasn't.
- These findings may help marriage-minded women identify the men who are most likely to be the marrying kind.
- They just… neither seemed to be the marrying kind.
- She isn't the marrying kind. If you knew her, she'd be nice to you till she got a good chance to flay you alive.

marry in haste, repent at leisure

proverb Those who rush impetuously into marriage may spend a long time regretting doing so.
〈谚〉草率结婚，后悔终生
Example sentencesExamples
- "Marry in haste, repent at leisure" is a good saying to keep you watchful and aware.
- ‘In wartime you didn't waste a lot of time. We got a lot of comments like ‘marry in haste, repent at leisure’ but none of that happened.’
- You know what they say - marry in haste, repent at leisure.
- Give your relationship time to mature before making a life-long commitment. Keep in mind the old saying, "Marry in haste, repent in leisure."
- On a more domestic note, the old refrain, marry in haste, repent at leisure strikes a chord.

marry money

informal Marry a rich person.
〈非正式〉同有钱人结婚
her mother's sister had married money, it was said
Example sentencesExamples
- Lady Sara's personal fortune is considerably diminished after paying the debts of her brother, and she feels she must marry money, in the person of the chilly but wealthy Mr Bracket.
- The saying, ‘A good marriage is better than a good job,’ which means one can enjoy a better life by marrying money than finding a job and working hard, has gained more support among people, especially among women.
- What she had been able to gather though was that the man had married money and built it into an empire.
- She married money - her husband is a former banker who became a wealthy real estate developer - and the family fortune makes her the richest member of the delegation.
- His father and elder brother intended he should marry money, and conspired with the Moor family in Jamaica to unite him with Brenda.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French marier, from Latin maritare, from maritus, literally 'married', (as a noun) 'husband'.

Both marry and marriage (Middle English) come from Old French marier ‘to marry’, which goes back to Latin maritus ‘a husband’, source also of marital (early 16th century). Traditional advice on marriage includes marry in haste and repent at leisure, from the late 16th century, and never marry for money, but marry where money is, first formulated in Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem ‘Northern Farmer, New Style’ (1870). A marriage of convenience is one concluded to achieve a practical purpose. The essayist Joseph Addison used the expression in the early 18th century, translating French mariage de convenance. Whatever the married state, we have been assured since the mid 16th century that marriages are made in heaven, and since the mid 17th that marriage is a lottery. It is typical of the way we use words from different sources in English that we speak of a marriage, from French, in the abstract, but when we talk of the actual, concrete celebrations we usually use wedding, which has been in use since Anglo-Saxon times going back to a Germanic root meaning ‘to pledge’.

Rhymes

Barry, Carrie, carry, Cary, Clarrie, Gary, glengarry, harry, intermarry, lari, Larry, miscarry, parry, tarry

marry²

exclamation ˈmariˈmɛri

archaic

Expressing surprise, indignation, or emphatic assertion.
〈古〉表示惊讶、愤怒或强调哎呀，真是
Example sentencesExamples
- Ay, marry doth it. This is a fellow of some sense this: come, good uncle.
- Marry, doth my cousin Silence know, is he advised of the matter?
- Marry, he doth not use to wear a night-cap, for his horns will not let him.
- Marry he doth consider, that by the King's Majesty, with all your advices and the consent of the nobles of the realm, he was called to the place.

Origin

Late Middle English: variant of Mary¹.

marry¹

verbˈmerēˈmɛri

[with object]

1Join in marriage.
结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚
I was married in church
我是在教堂结的婚。
the priest who married us
给我们主持婚礼的牧师。
he was engaged to get married to Ginger
Example sentencesExamples
- George and Joyce were married at the Methodist Church, on July 17, 1943.
- You get in that church and get married to Brianna, this instant.
- They were also married in the church, not in civil ceremonies.
- I've know one couple who were outraged when their local priest refused to marry them.
- Best wishes to Kristen and Alan who are due to be married in our church on Saturday next.
- Congratulations to Gordon and Fiona who were married in our Church last Saturday.
- They wanted to get married to be united forever, but fate spun a different web for them.
- They were married in a Protestant Church at his request.
- Congratulations to Michelle and Richard who were married in Milltown church recently.
- It is that freedom which entitles churches not to marry any couples if to do so would offend their beliefs.
- They were married at a small church Bradford, in the midst of the Depression - on January 2, 1933.
- The couple will be married at Hythe church on April 24.
- They were married twice in Catholic churches, first in 1982 by a priest from the Liberal Catholic Church.
- So they went to a priest and had him marry them, with no family or friends or anything.
- Couples wanting a Christian wedding are married in a church of the denomination of their choice and the minister or priest of that church takes the service.
- He did, and they were married at Linton Church in 1931.
- At St Joseph's Church two couples were married while St Mary's, Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Lourdes had one wedding each.
- My father was already up at the front of the church with Father Marshall, the same priest who had married them nearly eighteen years ago.
- Then, after almost a day of searching, they found a priest who agreed to marry them on the spot.
- She said the church would readily marry divorcees because it was like a ‘completely new beginning’.
Synonyms
be married, get married, wed, be wed, become man and wife, pledge one's troth, plight one's troth
1. 1.1 Take (someone) as one's wife or husband in marriage.
  嫁；娶
  Eric asked me to marry him
  埃里克要我嫁给他。
  Example sentencesExamples
  You want to keep in mind that Greene converted to Catholicism as an adult, in part to get his first wife to marry him.
  When he reveals he is in love with the older man's wife and wants to marry her, the game begins.
  We interpret this as evidence that the desire for boys lead some husbands to marry another woman if his first wife delivers a girl.
  Upon the death of his wife, John marries her sister.
  His wife, Elizabeth married him because he was the funniest man she ever met.
  She divorced her second husband in order to marry Edward VIII.
  Then he runs off with Steve's wife and marries her.
  She had undergone a complete sex change operation, which her husband knew before marrying her.
  During that time she married husband Steve, a partnership that is still going strong 17 years later.
  He can begin again, like his wife did by marrying another man.
  In the face of her humble determination, her husband left her and married another woman.
  The man promised Liz that he would quickly divorce his wife and then marry her.
  All things considered, he would be a fine husband if she married him.
  Ann told Morris she wanted to leave her husband, marry him, and move to America.
  Three years pass, and Butterfly waits patiently for the return of her sailor husband, who has married an American wife.
  For one thing, it would look bad for the family, because it would be thought that he was too weak to find his own wife, so he married his servant.
  I have had no luck convincing my American women friends to divorce their husbands and marry me.
  But when he flings caution to the wind and offers to divorce his wife and marry her, she scoffs at the idea.
  I, like many Indo-Trinidadian men, value immensely the day that our wives agreed to marry us.
  Upon a husband's death, his wife is expected to marry his brother, who also assumes responsibility for any children.
  Synonyms
  wed, take to husband, take to wife, lead to the altar
2. 1.2no object Enter into marriage.
  结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚
  they had no plans to marry
  他们没有结婚的打算。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He explains that they had known each other for several years and planned to marry after graduation.
  Joanne's family have spoken of the ‘deep bond of love’ between the two, who plan to marry in Mexico next year.
  One need not become a Vermont resident to marry or enter a civil union there.
  The young sweethearts discuss their families and their plans to secretly marry.
  The couple hope to marry next summer at the Minster Church in Warminster.
  In itself pregnancy was not associated with shame, provided the couple planned to marry.
  In 1653 he married and entered the local artists' guild and by 1655 had taken over his father's businesses.
  But she has no plans to marry and is still not divorced from Jamie.
  Both are attractive, funny, sexually confident, with no plans to marry or settle down any time soon.
  So, we were engaged and had no real plan's to marry until the quite distant future.
  The couple plan to marry at Christmas this year.
  He was tall and gallant and quite the charmer, so it was no surprise when he and the town beauty announced that they planned to marry.
  Some are eager to get married and have children - and have felt that way for years - others never plan to marry at all.
  Every one of them was married beside Alexander who never really planned on marrying in his life.
  We planned to marry, but a week before the wedding she received a telegram saying that her brother, an RAF flying ace, had been shot down.
  Clive ends the relationship when he marries and enters public life.
  We have lived together now for a little more than a year and plan to marry as soon as we can pay for the wedding and reception that we both want.
  They are described as ‘lovers’ and the first verse tells of their plans to marry.
  He had always planned to marry; it was his duty as heir of the dukedom after all.
  She also denies in the affidavit that they had ever planned to marry.
  Synonyms
  join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke
3. 1.3marry intono object Become a member of (a family) by marriage.
  （通过婚姻）成为家中一员
  Example sentencesExamples
  Perhaps she only said yes because she knew that marrying into a family like the Lindons would help her and her sisters live a more comfortable life, free of money worries.
  Marriages are sometimes arranged by families, as each family is seeking to marry into another family of at least equal, if not superior, wealth and social standing.
  His connections, however, allowed him to marry into a wealthy family.
  She was a member of the well known Brown family, until she married into the Murphys where she farmed with her husband.
  I was abused by an uncle and ended up marrying into a family of gangsters.
  She knew very well the stresses and difficulties caused by marrying into the Imperial Family.
  She felt he deserved to know what sort of family he would be marrying into, but then she feared that if he knew the truth he would not want to marry her at all.
  Well, I thought to myself, at least I'm marrying into a wealthy family.
  We hoped he was the nice, good-looking one who seemed calm enough to handle any emergency, an essential quality for anyone marrying into our family.
  Unless they come from a family of means or marry into one, they have little chance of ever becoming self-supporting, although their descendants may.
  She had held sway over a dozen eligible suitors, eventually marrying into a professor's family despite her own lack of education.
  By marrying into a wealthy family, he now lives in a large house and has realized his dream of owning a restaurant.
  Born in Budapest in 1869, he studied there and in Paris and Munich before marrying into the Guinness family in 1900 and moving to England in 1907.
  Further, for a young unmarried woman in Cape Town, becoming pregnant would result in being socially ostracised and dash any hopes she had of marrying into a respectable family.
  ‘Hm… maybe I should reconsider marrying into your family,’ Katrina teased back.
  In these clans, father, mother, son, daughter will all play, and even people marrying into the family generally become professional gamblers.
  Between 1825 and 1865, however, he wins recognition among aristocrats by amassing a fortune from gambling and selling cotton and marrying into a prominent family.
  But the girl was firm that she did not want to marry into a family which saw her personal worth only in terms of the money she earned.
  However, neither becoming a slaveholder nor marrying into a southern family was an indispensable prerequisite to molding migrants into proslavery converts.
  The act requires descendants of George II, except for princesses marrying into a foreign family, to gain the monarch's permission in order for their marriage to be valid.
4. 1.4 (of a parent or guardian) give (a son or daughter) in marriage, especially for reasons of expediency.
  （尤指为私利）把…嫁出；为…娶亲
  her parents married her to a wealthy landowner
  她的父母将她嫁给了一个富有的地主。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He probably had good reasons for marrying his only daughter to this poor man.
  Humiliated, the girl's mother marries her off to a prince and he goes on a bender.
  Likewise, a lower caste will rarely marry his son or daughter to a person belonging to another caste.
  They want to make a small fortune or just experience new things before their parents marry them off for a dowry somewhere in the remote countryside.
  Mary's best hope, then, was to acquire good house-keeping skills and be married off by her father.
  The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman!
  The parents marry her off, very likely without her informed consent.
  Not that it would have stopped any other parents from marrying off their daughter, but that was the difference with my parents.
  She stopped believing in astrology after an astrologer advised her parents to marry her off saying she did not have any potential for a career.
  Today was the big day; my only daughter was getting married off to Cyril!
  The man had wanted to get his second daughter married off and had actually had high hopes for Coleen.
  He said it was sad that most school-going children in rural districts were being married off by their parents.
  Her parents love was one of the reasons she had not been married off at some young age to a wealthy, influential stranger.
  He said he had married off his only daughter and was living with his wife.
  Your father had agreed with the Prince's parents on marrying the both of you when the time was right.
  Synonyms
  join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke
2Cause to meet or fit together; combine.
使相配合；结合
the show marries poetry with art
演出把诗歌同艺术结合起来。
the two halves are trimmed and married up
这两个一半经过修整结合起来。
Example sentencesExamples
- We are marrying the two together now better than we have ever done.
- The final step was to marry the two skills together.
- It's just a question actually of marrying them together and getting the right balance.
- So on the album I was attempting to marry lots of different music styles together.
- I'd love to marry the two together and one day build my own theatre.
1. 2.1no object Meet or blend with something.
  适合…要求；混合
  most Chardonnays don't marry well with salmon
  大多数夏敦埃酒并不太适合吃三文鱼时饮用。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Off-dry wines, such as Riesling or Gewurztraminer marry well with medium hot food with the bite of chilli.
  Grilled Swordfish works beautifully with a big, buttery Chardonnay because the richness of the fish and the toasty nuances from the grill marry well with those flavor elements in the wine.
  It is subtle enough to marry well with hard cheeses such as Cheddar.
  At large parties I find it helps to make up the base an hour or so before required, so that the flavours can mingle and marry.
  The exotic combination was not overpowering, and married well with the fish.
2. 2.2Nautical Splice (ropes) end to end without increasing their girth.
  〔航海〕拼接缆绳
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is called 'marrying the ropes' and is a simple and effective way to ensure that you don't let any of the rope slip back through whilst tying it off.
  Unlay the ends to be joined. Go back three or more complete turns. Now marry the loosened strands.
  Marry the ropes and temporarily seize the strands of one to the other.

Phrases

be the marrying kind

with negativeBe the type of person who is likely or inclined to marry.
I'm not the marrying kind
Example sentencesExamples
- These findings may help marriage-minded women identify the men who are most likely to be the marrying kind.
- She isn't the marrying kind. If you knew her, she'd be nice to you till she got a good chance to flay you alive.
- Ashley is the marrying kind, Elaine is not, and she has denied his five proposals.
- They just… neither seemed to be the marrying kind.
- Joyce was in love with him, but I don't think her father would have ever let her marry Ron, even if Ron was the marrying kind, which he wasn't.

marry in haste, repent at leisure

proverb Those who rush impetuously into marriage may spend a long time regretting having done so.
〈谚〉草率结婚，后悔终生
Example sentencesExamples
- On a more domestic note, the old refrain, marry in haste, repent at leisure strikes a chord.
- ‘In wartime you didn't waste a lot of time. We got a lot of comments like ‘marry in haste, repent at leisure’ but none of that happened.’
- "Marry in haste, repent at leisure" is a good saying to keep you watchful and aware.
- You know what they say - marry in haste, repent at leisure.
- Give your relationship time to mature before making a life-long commitment. Keep in mind the old saying, "Marry in haste, repent in leisure."

marry money

informal Marry a rich person.
〈非正式〉同有钱人结婚
Example sentencesExamples
- She married money - her husband is a former banker who became a wealthy real estate developer - and the family fortune makes her the richest member of the delegation.
- Lady Sara's personal fortune is considerably diminished after paying the debts of her brother, and she feels she must marry money, in the person of the chilly but wealthy Mr Bracket.
- His father and elder brother intended he should marry money, and conspired with the Moor family in Jamaica to unite him with Brenda.
- What she had been able to gather though was that the man had married money and built it into an empire.
- The saying, ‘A good marriage is better than a good job,’ which means one can enjoy a better life by marrying money than finding a job and working hard, has gained more support among people, especially among women.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French marier, from Latin maritare, from maritus, literally ‘married’, (as a noun) ‘husband’.

marry²

exclamationˈmɛriˈmerē

archaic

Expressing surprise, indignation, or emphatic assertion.
〈古〉表示惊讶、愤怒或强调哎呀，真是
Example sentencesExamples
- Marry, doth my cousin Silence know, is he advised of the matter?
- Marry he doth consider, that by the King's Majesty, with all your advices and the consent of the nobles of the realm, he was called to the place.
- Marry, he doth not use to wear a night-cap, for his horns will not let him.
- Ay, marry doth it. This is a fellow of some sense this: come, good uncle.

Origin

Late Middle English: variant of Mary.

单词	marry
释义	marry¹ verbmarried, marrying, marries ˈmariˈmɛri [with object] 1Join in marriage. 结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚 I was married in church 我是在教堂结的婚。 my sister got married to a Welshman 我妹妹嫁给了一个威尔士人。 Example sentencesExamples They were married twice in Catholic churches, first in 1982 by a priest from the Liberal Catholic Church. They were married at a small church Bradford, in the midst of the Depression - on January 2, 1933. It is that freedom which entitles churches not to marry any couples if to do so would offend their beliefs. The couple will be married at Hythe church on April 24. George and Joyce were married at the Methodist Church, on July 17, 1943. They wanted to get married to be united forever, but fate spun a different web for them. Then, after almost a day of searching, they found a priest who agreed to marry them on the spot. They were also married in the church, not in civil ceremonies. He did, and they were married at Linton Church in 1931. My father was already up at the front of the church with Father Marshall, the same priest who had married them nearly eighteen years ago. Congratulations to Gordon and Fiona who were married in our Church last Saturday. Couples wanting a Christian wedding are married in a church of the denomination of their choice and the minister or priest of that church takes the service. She said the church would readily marry divorcees because it was like a ‘completely new beginning’. I've know one couple who were outraged when their local priest refused to marry them. Congratulations to Michelle and Richard who were married in Milltown church recently. They were married in a Protestant Church at his request. At St Joseph's Church two couples were married while St Mary's, Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Lourdes had one wedding each. You get in that church and get married to Brianna, this instant. So they went to a priest and had him marry them, with no family or friends or anything. Best wishes to Kristen and Alan who are due to be married in our church on Saturday next. Synonyms get/be married, wed, be wed, become man and wife, plight/pledge one's troth informal tie the knot, walk down the aisle, take the plunge, get spliced, get hitched, get yoked, say ‘I do’ archaic become espoused 1.1 Take (someone) as one's wife or husband in marriage. 嫁；娶 Eric asked me to marry him 埃里克要我嫁给他。 Example sentencesExamples Ann told Morris she wanted to leave her husband, marry him, and move to America. I, like many Indo-Trinidadian men, value immensely the day that our wives agreed to marry us. He can begin again, like his wife did by marrying another man. All things considered, he would be a fine husband if she married him. She divorced her second husband in order to marry Edward VIII. I have had no luck convincing my American women friends to divorce their husbands and marry me. But when he flings caution to the wind and offers to divorce his wife and marry her, she scoffs at the idea. We interpret this as evidence that the desire for boys lead some husbands to marry another woman if his first wife delivers a girl. For one thing, it would look bad for the family, because it would be thought that he was too weak to find his own wife, so he married his servant. You want to keep in mind that Greene converted to Catholicism as an adult, in part to get his first wife to marry him. The man promised Liz that he would quickly divorce his wife and then marry her. She had undergone a complete sex change operation, which her husband knew before marrying her. In the face of her humble determination, her husband left her and married another woman. His wife, Elizabeth married him because he was the funniest man she ever met. Three years pass, and Butterfly waits patiently for the return of her sailor husband, who has married an American wife. During that time she married husband Steve, a partnership that is still going strong 17 years later. Upon a husband's death, his wife is expected to marry his brother, who also assumes responsibility for any children. Then he runs off with Steve's wife and marries her. When he reveals he is in love with the older man's wife and wants to marry her, the game begins. Upon the death of his wife, John marries her sister. Synonyms wed, take to wife/husband, lead to the altar informal make an honest woman of archaic espouse, wive 1.2no object Enter into marriage. 结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚 they had no plans to marry 他们没有结婚的打算。 Example sentencesExamples He had always planned to marry; it was his duty as heir of the dukedom after all. He explains that they had known each other for several years and planned to marry after graduation. Some are eager to get married and have children - and have felt that way for years - others never plan to marry at all. Joanne's family have spoken of the ‘deep bond of love’ between the two, who plan to marry in Mexico next year. In 1653 he married and entered the local artists' guild and by 1655 had taken over his father's businesses. The couple plan to marry at Christmas this year. The young sweethearts discuss their families and their plans to secretly marry. He was tall and gallant and quite the charmer, so it was no surprise when he and the town beauty announced that they planned to marry. In itself pregnancy was not associated with shame, provided the couple planned to marry. So, we were engaged and had no real plan's to marry until the quite distant future. We planned to marry, but a week before the wedding she received a telegram saying that her brother, an RAF flying ace, had been shot down. Both are attractive, funny, sexually confident, with no plans to marry or settle down any time soon. One need not become a Vermont resident to marry or enter a civil union there. They are described as ‘lovers’ and the first verse tells of their plans to marry. Clive ends the relationship when he marries and enters public life. The couple hope to marry next summer at the Minster Church in Warminster. But she has no plans to marry and is still not divorced from Jamie. She also denies in the affidavit that they had ever planned to marry. Every one of them was married beside Alexander who never really planned on marrying in his life. We have lived together now for a little more than a year and plan to marry as soon as we can pay for the wedding and reception that we both want. Synonyms join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke 1.3marry intono object Become a member of (a family) by marriage. （通过婚姻）成为家中一员 both men married into my mother's family Example sentencesExamples She knew very well the stresses and difficulties caused by marrying into the Imperial Family. Well, I thought to myself, at least I'm marrying into a wealthy family. Further, for a young unmarried woman in Cape Town, becoming pregnant would result in being socially ostracised and dash any hopes she had of marrying into a respectable family. But the girl was firm that she did not want to marry into a family which saw her personal worth only in terms of the money she earned. Between 1825 and 1865, however, he wins recognition among aristocrats by amassing a fortune from gambling and selling cotton and marrying into a prominent family. Marriages are sometimes arranged by families, as each family is seeking to marry into another family of at least equal, if not superior, wealth and social standing. She had held sway over a dozen eligible suitors, eventually marrying into a professor's family despite her own lack of education. I was abused by an uncle and ended up marrying into a family of gangsters. However, neither becoming a slaveholder nor marrying into a southern family was an indispensable prerequisite to molding migrants into proslavery converts. Perhaps she only said yes because she knew that marrying into a family like the Lindons would help her and her sisters live a more comfortable life, free of money worries. Born in Budapest in 1869, he studied there and in Paris and Munich before marrying into the Guinness family in 1900 and moving to England in 1907. Unless they come from a family of means or marry into one, they have little chance of ever becoming self-supporting, although their descendants may. The act requires descendants of George II, except for princesses marrying into a foreign family, to gain the monarch's permission in order for their marriage to be valid. She felt he deserved to know what sort of family he would be marrying into, but then she feared that if he knew the truth he would not want to marry her at all. She was a member of the well known Brown family, until she married into the Murphys where she farmed with her husband. His connections, however, allowed him to marry into a wealthy family. We hoped he was the nice, good-looking one who seemed calm enough to handle any emergency, an essential quality for anyone marrying into our family. By marrying into a wealthy family, he now lives in a large house and has realized his dream of owning a restaurant. ‘Hm… maybe I should reconsider marrying into your family,’ Katrina teased back. In these clans, father, mother, son, daughter will all play, and even people marrying into the family generally become professional gamblers. 1.4 (of a parent or guardian) give (a son or daughter) in marriage, especially for reasons of expediency. （尤指为私利）把…嫁出；为…娶亲 her parents married her to a wealthy landowner 她的父母将她嫁给了一个富有的地主。 Example sentencesExamples He probably had good reasons for marrying his only daughter to this poor man. Mary's best hope, then, was to acquire good house-keeping skills and be married off by her father. Her parents love was one of the reasons she had not been married off at some young age to a wealthy, influential stranger. He said he had married off his only daughter and was living with his wife. The man had wanted to get his second daughter married off and had actually had high hopes for Coleen. Likewise, a lower caste will rarely marry his son or daughter to a person belonging to another caste. The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman! Your father had agreed with the Prince's parents on marrying the both of you when the time was right. He said it was sad that most school-going children in rural districts were being married off by their parents. She stopped believing in astrology after an astrologer advised her parents to marry her off saying she did not have any potential for a career. Not that it would have stopped any other parents from marrying off their daughter, but that was the difference with my parents. The parents marry her off, very likely without her informed consent. Today was the big day; my only daughter was getting married off to Cyril! They want to make a small fortune or just experience new things before their parents marry them off for a dowry somewhere in the remote countryside. Humiliated, the girl's mother marries her off to a prince and he goes on a bender. Synonyms join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke 2Join together; combine harmoniously. the show marries poetry with art 演出把诗歌同艺术结合起来。 Example sentencesExamples The final step was to marry the two skills together. It's just a question actually of marrying them together and getting the right balance. We are marrying the two together now better than we have ever done. I'd love to marry the two together and one day build my own theatre. So on the album I was attempting to marry lots of different music styles together. 2.1no object Blend or combine with something. 适合…要求；混合 most Chardonnays don't marry well with salmon 大多数夏敦埃酒并不太适合吃三文鱼时饮用。 Example sentencesExamples Off-dry wines, such as Riesling or Gewurztraminer marry well with medium hot food with the bite of chilli. The exotic combination was not overpowering, and married well with the fish. Grilled Swordfish works beautifully with a big, buttery Chardonnay because the richness of the fish and the toasty nuances from the grill marry well with those flavor elements in the wine. It is subtle enough to marry well with hard cheeses such as Cheddar. At large parties I find it helps to make up the base an hour or so before required, so that the flavours can mingle and marry. 2.2Nautical Splice (rope ends) together without increasing their girth. 〔航海〕拼接缆绳 Example sentencesExamples Unlay the ends to be joined. Go back three or more complete turns. Now marry the loosened strands. Marry the ropes and temporarily seize the strands of one to the other. This is called 'marrying the ropes' and is a simple and effective way to ensure that you don't let any of the rope slip back through whilst tying it off. Phrases be the marrying kind with negativeBe the type of person who is likely or inclined to marry. I'm not the marrying kind Example sentencesExamples Ashley is the marrying kind, Elaine is not, and she has denied his five proposals. Joyce was in love with him, but I don't think her father would have ever let her marry Ron, even if Ron was the marrying kind, which he wasn't. These findings may help marriage-minded women identify the men who are most likely to be the marrying kind. They just… neither seemed to be the marrying kind. She isn't the marrying kind. If you knew her, she'd be nice to you till she got a good chance to flay you alive. marry in haste, repent at leisure proverb Those who rush impetuously into marriage may spend a long time regretting doing so. 〈谚〉草率结婚，后悔终生 Example sentencesExamples "Marry in haste, repent at leisure" is a good saying to keep you watchful and aware. ‘In wartime you didn't waste a lot of time. We got a lot of comments like ‘marry in haste, repent at leisure’ but none of that happened.’ You know what they say - marry in haste, repent at leisure. Give your relationship time to mature before making a life-long commitment. Keep in mind the old saying, "Marry in haste, repent in leisure." On a more domestic note, the old refrain, marry in haste, repent at leisure strikes a chord. marry money informal Marry a rich person. 〈非正式〉同有钱人结婚 her mother's sister had married money, it was said Example sentencesExamples Lady Sara's personal fortune is considerably diminished after paying the debts of her brother, and she feels she must marry money, in the person of the chilly but wealthy Mr Bracket. The saying, ‘A good marriage is better than a good job,’ which means one can enjoy a better life by marrying money than finding a job and working hard, has gained more support among people, especially among women. What she had been able to gather though was that the man had married money and built it into an empire. She married money - her husband is a former banker who became a wealthy real estate developer - and the family fortune makes her the richest member of the delegation. His father and elder brother intended he should marry money, and conspired with the Moor family in Jamaica to unite him with Brenda. Origin Middle English: from Old French marier, from Latin maritare, from maritus, literally 'married', (as a noun) 'husband'. Both marry and marriage (Middle English) come from Old French marier ‘to marry’, which goes back to Latin maritus ‘a husband’, source also of marital (early 16th century). Traditional advice on marriage includes marry in haste and repent at leisure, from the late 16th century, and never marry for money, but marry where money is, first formulated in Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem ‘Northern Farmer, New Style’ (1870). A marriage of convenience is one concluded to achieve a practical purpose. The essayist Joseph Addison used the expression in the early 18th century, translating French mariage de convenance. Whatever the married state, we have been assured since the mid 16th century that marriages are made in heaven, and since the mid 17th that marriage is a lottery. It is typical of the way we use words from different sources in English that we speak of a marriage, from French, in the abstract, but when we talk of the actual, concrete celebrations we usually use wedding, which has been in use since Anglo-Saxon times going back to a Germanic root meaning ‘to pledge’. Rhymes Barry, Carrie, carry, Cary, Clarrie, Gary, glengarry, harry, intermarry, lari, Larry, miscarry, parry, tarry marry² exclamation ˈmariˈmɛri archaic Expressing surprise, indignation, or emphatic assertion. 〈古〉表示惊讶、愤怒或强调哎呀，真是 Example sentencesExamples Ay, marry doth it. This is a fellow of some sense this: come, good uncle. Marry, doth my cousin Silence know, is he advised of the matter? Marry, he doth not use to wear a night-cap, for his horns will not let him. Marry he doth consider, that by the King's Majesty, with all your advices and the consent of the nobles of the realm, he was called to the place. Origin Late Middle English: variant of Mary¹. verb.1 phr. int.1 marry¹ verbˈmerēˈmɛri [with object] 1Join in marriage. 结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚 I was married in church 我是在教堂结的婚。 the priest who married us 给我们主持婚礼的牧师。 he was engaged to get married to Ginger Example sentencesExamples George and Joyce were married at the Methodist Church, on July 17, 1943. You get in that church and get married to Brianna, this instant. They were also married in the church, not in civil ceremonies. I've know one couple who were outraged when their local priest refused to marry them. Best wishes to Kristen and Alan who are due to be married in our church on Saturday next. Congratulations to Gordon and Fiona who were married in our Church last Saturday. They wanted to get married to be united forever, but fate spun a different web for them. They were married in a Protestant Church at his request. Congratulations to Michelle and Richard who were married in Milltown church recently. It is that freedom which entitles churches not to marry any couples if to do so would offend their beliefs. They were married at a small church Bradford, in the midst of the Depression - on January 2, 1933. The couple will be married at Hythe church on April 24. They were married twice in Catholic churches, first in 1982 by a priest from the Liberal Catholic Church. So they went to a priest and had him marry them, with no family or friends or anything. Couples wanting a Christian wedding are married in a church of the denomination of their choice and the minister or priest of that church takes the service. He did, and they were married at Linton Church in 1931. At St Joseph's Church two couples were married while St Mary's, Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Lourdes had one wedding each. My father was already up at the front of the church with Father Marshall, the same priest who had married them nearly eighteen years ago. Then, after almost a day of searching, they found a priest who agreed to marry them on the spot. She said the church would readily marry divorcees because it was like a ‘completely new beginning’. Synonyms be married, get married, wed, be wed, become man and wife, pledge one's troth, plight one's troth 1.1 Take (someone) as one's wife or husband in marriage. 嫁；娶 Eric asked me to marry him 埃里克要我嫁给他。 Example sentencesExamples You want to keep in mind that Greene converted to Catholicism as an adult, in part to get his first wife to marry him. When he reveals he is in love with the older man's wife and wants to marry her, the game begins. We interpret this as evidence that the desire for boys lead some husbands to marry another woman if his first wife delivers a girl. Upon the death of his wife, John marries her sister. His wife, Elizabeth married him because he was the funniest man she ever met. She divorced her second husband in order to marry Edward VIII. Then he runs off with Steve's wife and marries her. She had undergone a complete sex change operation, which her husband knew before marrying her. During that time she married husband Steve, a partnership that is still going strong 17 years later. He can begin again, like his wife did by marrying another man. In the face of her humble determination, her husband left her and married another woman. The man promised Liz that he would quickly divorce his wife and then marry her. All things considered, he would be a fine husband if she married him. Ann told Morris she wanted to leave her husband, marry him, and move to America. Three years pass, and Butterfly waits patiently for the return of her sailor husband, who has married an American wife. For one thing, it would look bad for the family, because it would be thought that he was too weak to find his own wife, so he married his servant. I have had no luck convincing my American women friends to divorce their husbands and marry me. But when he flings caution to the wind and offers to divorce his wife and marry her, she scoffs at the idea. I, like many Indo-Trinidadian men, value immensely the day that our wives agreed to marry us. Upon a husband's death, his wife is expected to marry his brother, who also assumes responsibility for any children. Synonyms wed, take to husband, take to wife, lead to the altar 1.2no object Enter into marriage. 结婚；和…结婚；为…证婚 they had no plans to marry 他们没有结婚的打算。 Example sentencesExamples He explains that they had known each other for several years and planned to marry after graduation. Joanne's family have spoken of the ‘deep bond of love’ between the two, who plan to marry in Mexico next year. One need not become a Vermont resident to marry or enter a civil union there. The young sweethearts discuss their families and their plans to secretly marry. The couple hope to marry next summer at the Minster Church in Warminster. In itself pregnancy was not associated with shame, provided the couple planned to marry. In 1653 he married and entered the local artists' guild and by 1655 had taken over his father's businesses. But she has no plans to marry and is still not divorced from Jamie. Both are attractive, funny, sexually confident, with no plans to marry or settle down any time soon. So, we were engaged and had no real plan's to marry until the quite distant future. The couple plan to marry at Christmas this year. He was tall and gallant and quite the charmer, so it was no surprise when he and the town beauty announced that they planned to marry. Some are eager to get married and have children - and have felt that way for years - others never plan to marry at all. Every one of them was married beside Alexander who never really planned on marrying in his life. We planned to marry, but a week before the wedding she received a telegram saying that her brother, an RAF flying ace, had been shot down. Clive ends the relationship when he marries and enters public life. We have lived together now for a little more than a year and plan to marry as soon as we can pay for the wedding and reception that we both want. They are described as ‘lovers’ and the first verse tells of their plans to marry. He had always planned to marry; it was his duty as heir of the dukedom after all. She also denies in the affidavit that they had ever planned to marry. Synonyms join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke 1.3marry intono object Become a member of (a family) by marriage. （通过婚姻）成为家中一员 Example sentencesExamples Perhaps she only said yes because she knew that marrying into a family like the Lindons would help her and her sisters live a more comfortable life, free of money worries. Marriages are sometimes arranged by families, as each family is seeking to marry into another family of at least equal, if not superior, wealth and social standing. His connections, however, allowed him to marry into a wealthy family. She was a member of the well known Brown family, until she married into the Murphys where she farmed with her husband. I was abused by an uncle and ended up marrying into a family of gangsters. She knew very well the stresses and difficulties caused by marrying into the Imperial Family. She felt he deserved to know what sort of family he would be marrying into, but then she feared that if he knew the truth he would not want to marry her at all. Well, I thought to myself, at least I'm marrying into a wealthy family. We hoped he was the nice, good-looking one who seemed calm enough to handle any emergency, an essential quality for anyone marrying into our family. Unless they come from a family of means or marry into one, they have little chance of ever becoming self-supporting, although their descendants may. She had held sway over a dozen eligible suitors, eventually marrying into a professor's family despite her own lack of education. By marrying into a wealthy family, he now lives in a large house and has realized his dream of owning a restaurant. Born in Budapest in 1869, he studied there and in Paris and Munich before marrying into the Guinness family in 1900 and moving to England in 1907. Further, for a young unmarried woman in Cape Town, becoming pregnant would result in being socially ostracised and dash any hopes she had of marrying into a respectable family. ‘Hm… maybe I should reconsider marrying into your family,’ Katrina teased back. In these clans, father, mother, son, daughter will all play, and even people marrying into the family generally become professional gamblers. Between 1825 and 1865, however, he wins recognition among aristocrats by amassing a fortune from gambling and selling cotton and marrying into a prominent family. But the girl was firm that she did not want to marry into a family which saw her personal worth only in terms of the money she earned. However, neither becoming a slaveholder nor marrying into a southern family was an indispensable prerequisite to molding migrants into proslavery converts. The act requires descendants of George II, except for princesses marrying into a foreign family, to gain the monarch's permission in order for their marriage to be valid. 1.4 (of a parent or guardian) give (a son or daughter) in marriage, especially for reasons of expediency. （尤指为私利）把…嫁出；为…娶亲 her parents married her to a wealthy landowner 她的父母将她嫁给了一个富有的地主。 Example sentencesExamples He probably had good reasons for marrying his only daughter to this poor man. Humiliated, the girl's mother marries her off to a prince and he goes on a bender. Likewise, a lower caste will rarely marry his son or daughter to a person belonging to another caste. They want to make a small fortune or just experience new things before their parents marry them off for a dowry somewhere in the remote countryside. Mary's best hope, then, was to acquire good house-keeping skills and be married off by her father. The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman! The parents marry her off, very likely without her informed consent. Not that it would have stopped any other parents from marrying off their daughter, but that was the difference with my parents. She stopped believing in astrology after an astrologer advised her parents to marry her off saying she did not have any potential for a career. Today was the big day; my only daughter was getting married off to Cyril! The man had wanted to get his second daughter married off and had actually had high hopes for Coleen. He said it was sad that most school-going children in rural districts were being married off by their parents. Her parents love was one of the reasons she had not been married off at some young age to a wealthy, influential stranger. He said he had married off his only daughter and was living with his wife. Your father had agreed with the Prince's parents on marrying the both of you when the time was right. Synonyms join, join together, unite, ally, merge, unify, amalgamate, combine, affiliate, associate, link, connect, fuse, weld, couple, knit, yoke 2Cause to meet or fit together; combine. 使相配合；结合 the show marries poetry with art 演出把诗歌同艺术结合起来。 the two halves are trimmed and married up 这两个一半经过修整结合起来。 Example sentencesExamples We are marrying the two together now better than we have ever done. The final step was to marry the two skills together. It's just a question actually of marrying them together and getting the right balance. So on the album I was attempting to marry lots of different music styles together. I'd love to marry the two together and one day build my own theatre. 2.1no object Meet or blend with something. 适合…要求；混合 most Chardonnays don't marry well with salmon 大多数夏敦埃酒并不太适合吃三文鱼时饮用。 Example sentencesExamples Off-dry wines, such as Riesling or Gewurztraminer marry well with medium hot food with the bite of chilli. Grilled Swordfish works beautifully with a big, buttery Chardonnay because the richness of the fish and the toasty nuances from the grill marry well with those flavor elements in the wine. It is subtle enough to marry well with hard cheeses such as Cheddar. At large parties I find it helps to make up the base an hour or so before required, so that the flavours can mingle and marry. The exotic combination was not overpowering, and married well with the fish. 2.2Nautical Splice (ropes) end to end without increasing their girth. 〔航海〕拼接缆绳 Example sentencesExamples This is called 'marrying the ropes' and is a simple and effective way to ensure that you don't let any of the rope slip back through whilst tying it off. Unlay the ends to be joined. Go back three or more complete turns. Now marry the loosened strands. Marry the ropes and temporarily seize the strands of one to the other. Phrases be the marrying kind with negativeBe the type of person who is likely or inclined to marry. I'm not the marrying kind Example sentencesExamples These findings may help marriage-minded women identify the men who are most likely to be the marrying kind. She isn't the marrying kind. If you knew her, she'd be nice to you till she got a good chance to flay you alive. Ashley is the marrying kind, Elaine is not, and she has denied his five proposals. They just… neither seemed to be the marrying kind. Joyce was in love with him, but I don't think her father would have ever let her marry Ron, even if Ron was the marrying kind, which he wasn't. marry in haste, repent at leisure proverb Those who rush impetuously into marriage may spend a long time regretting having done so. 〈谚〉草率结婚，后悔终生 Example sentencesExamples On a more domestic note, the old refrain, marry in haste, repent at leisure strikes a chord. ‘In wartime you didn't waste a lot of time. We got a lot of comments like ‘marry in haste, repent at leisure’ but none of that happened.’ "Marry in haste, repent at leisure" is a good saying to keep you watchful and aware. You know what they say - marry in haste, repent at leisure. Give your relationship time to mature before making a life-long commitment. Keep in mind the old saying, "Marry in haste, repent in leisure." marry money informal Marry a rich person. 〈非正式〉同有钱人结婚 Example sentencesExamples She married money - her husband is a former banker who became a wealthy real estate developer - and the family fortune makes her the richest member of the delegation. Lady Sara's personal fortune is considerably diminished after paying the debts of her brother, and she feels she must marry money, in the person of the chilly but wealthy Mr Bracket. His father and elder brother intended he should marry money, and conspired with the Moor family in Jamaica to unite him with Brenda. What she had been able to gather though was that the man had married money and built it into an empire. The saying, ‘A good marriage is better than a good job,’ which means one can enjoy a better life by marrying money than finding a job and working hard, has gained more support among people, especially among women. Origin Middle English: from Old French marier, from Latin maritare, from maritus, literally ‘married’, (as a noun) ‘husband’. marry² exclamationˈmɛriˈmerē archaic Expressing surprise, indignation, or emphatic assertion. 〈古〉表示惊讶、愤怒或强调哎呀，真是 Example sentencesExamples Marry, doth my cousin Silence know, is he advised of the matter? Marry he doth consider, that by the King's Majesty, with all your advices and the consent of the nobles of the realm, he was called to the place. Marry, he doth not use to wear a night-cap, for his horns will not let him. Ay, marry doth it. This is a fellow of some sense this: come, good uncle. Origin Late Middle English: variant of Mary. verb.1 phr. int.1
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