newlywed
newlywed 英 ['nju:lɪˌwed] 美 [ˈnuliˌwɛd, ˈnju-]
adj. 新婚的 n. 新婚夫妇
名词复数:newlyweds
- A newlywed is a person who's recently gotten married. If you just got married this morning, you and your new spouse are newlyweds. Congrats!
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- adj. 新婚的
- n. 新婚夫妇
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1. My newlywed wife and I are deeply in love.
我和我的新婚妻子彼此深爱着对方。
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2. People will tell you what things they wouldn't tell the Grand Jury is what they did for me on the newlywed Game anyway.
人们会把没告诉大陪审团的心里话都向你倾诉,至少他们在我的"新婚游戏"节目里是这么做的。
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3. People will tell you things they wouldn't tell the Grand Jury. That's what they did for me on the newlywed Game anyway.
人们会把没告诉大陪审团的心�话都向你倾诉,至少他们在我的"新婚游戏"节目�是这麽做的。
- newlywed (n.) also newly-wed, 1907, from newly + wed. Probably owes its origin to a then-popular newspaper comic strip, "The Newlyweds and Their Baby," about Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed, by George McManus in the New York "World." As an adjective, newly-wed is attested from 1833. An earlier adjective was new-married (1530s). Ancient Greek had neo-zygos "newly married," literally "newly yoked."
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