married person
英 [ˈmærid ˈpɜːsn]
美 [ˈmærid ˈpɜːrsn]
网络 已婚者; 已婚人士
英英释义
noun
- a person's partner in marriage
双语例句
- Bigamy or, cohabitation of a married person with any third party;
（一）重婚或有配偶者与他人同居的； - She had believed in him at the time, but now that she was married and full of sense she quite doubted whether there was any such person.
当时达林太太是相信的，可现在她结了婚，懂事了，就很有点怀疑，是不是真有这样一个人。 - And if the daughter of a priest is married to an outside person she may not take of the holy things which are lifted up as offerings.
祭司的女儿若嫁外人，就不可吃举祭的圣物。 - Embarrassingly, the research comes up with a tough question for the married: Does the person who every night shares your bed share one and the same dream with you?
对已经结婚的朋友来说，也提出了一个尴尬的问题：你枕边的那位可否就是正确答案？ - The young man is a married person now.
那个年轻人现在是有妇之夫了。 - Being married creates the perfect opportunity for change because it helps you see how much you need to grow as a person.
结了婚其实是很好的改变机会，因为婚姻帮助我们看见作为人我们在多大的程度上需要成长。 - Many guys say bachelor days are much better than the marriage days, though I actually think that getting married made me a much happier person.
许多男人说单身汉的时期比婚姻的好得多，我其实觉得成家使我更幸福的人。 - Nearly a third say they married the person they dated at work.
近三分之一的人表示，他们与办公室恋人结了婚。 - Remember that in choosing to get married, you were choosing that person over every one else in the world.
记住，选择婚姻，就是在世界上的人们中间选择了那个人。 - In 2003, a second amendment to the Marriage Law was issued. In it, cohabitation of a married person with any third party was prohibited. It stipulated that man and wife should be faithful to each other, and respect each other.
2003年修订的《婚姻法》中严令禁止已婚者与他人同居，并明确规定夫妻间要忠于对方，相互尊重。