EJDict
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日本語WordNet
the state of being a married couple voluntarily joined for life (or until divorce); "a long and happy marriage"; "God bless this union"
two people who are married to each other; "his second marriage was happier than the first"; "a married couple without love"
the act of marrying; the nuptial ceremony; "their marriage was conducted in the chapel"
JMdict
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The legal or religious union of two people as partners in a relationship, or the state of being married.
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Ambassadors did negotiate dynastic marriage alliances strengthening diplomatic relations between powerful royal households and territorial principalities.
大使たちは、強力な王家と領土公国の間の外交関係を強化する王朝間婚姻同盟を交渉した。
Marriage vows and judicial verdicts achieve institutional effects through conventional procedures, demonstrating how language enacts social reality constitutively.
結婚の誓いと司法判決は慣習的手続きを通じて制度的効果を達成し、言語がどのように社会的現実を構成的に制定するかを示している。
Their marriage suffered irretrievable breakdown.
彼らの結婚は取り返しのつかない破綻を迎えました。
She became marchioness after her marriage.
彼女は結婚後、侯爵夫人になりました。
The prince entered a morganatic marriage.
王子は貴賤結婚をしました。
Prenuptial counseling helped them prepare for marriage.
婚前カウンセリングは彼らの結婚準備に役立った。
His unromantic marriage proposal disappointed her.
彼のロマンチックでないプロポーズは彼女をがっかりさせた。
Infidelity can destroy a marriage.
浮気は結婚生活を破壊しうる。
His ambivalence toward marriage made the relationship difficult.
彼の結婚に対するアンビバレンスは関係を難しくしました。
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