bride

英 [braɪd]

美 [braɪd]

n.  新娘; 即将(或刚刚)结婚的女子

复数：brides　

高考考研CET4TEM4TEM8

Collins.2 / BNC.5104 / COCA.4871

牛津词典

noun

• 新娘；即将（或刚刚）结婚的女子
  a woman on her wedding day, or just before or just after it
  1. a toast to the bride and groom
     向新娘新郎祝酒
  2. He introduced his new bride.
     他介绍了他的新娘。

柯林斯词典

• 新娘
  Abrideis a woman who is getting married or who has just got married.

英英释义

noun

• a woman who has recently been married
• a woman participant in her own marriage ceremony

双语例句

• Prince William get married, the bride is not me.
  威廉王子结婚了，新娘不是我。
• ''you may kiss the bride,''you may kiss the bride.
  “你可以亲吻新娘了”，你就可以亲吻新娘了。
• Raise your glasses and drink to the bride and bridegroom.
  请大家举杯为新娘新郎干杯。
• Everyone was supposed to dance with the bride and pin money on her dress
  每个人都要和新娘跳舞，并把钱别在她的衣服上。
• Right, but I'm the bride, so I win.
  说的对，但是我是新娘，所以我说了算。
• Usually the bride's father proposes a toast to the health of the bride and groom.
  通常新娘的父亲会提议为新郎新娘的健康干杯。
• I laughed. I cried. I clapped. I kissed the bride.
  我笑了，哭了，鼓掌了，还吻了新娘。
• At least a dozen people attend on the bride of the wealthy prince.
  至少有12人侍候这个富有的王子的新娘。
• I'm afraid I've been neglecting my bride.
  我想我疏忽了我的新娘。
• At the wedding party, the bride and the bridegroom expressed that they would live in harmony and mutual respect and grow old together.
  婚礼上，新娘和新郎表示要互敬互爱，白头偕老。