marries
word · lemma: marry
/ˈmɛɹiz/
MA-reez
/mˈæɹɪz/
MA-riz
Definition
'Marries' is the third person singular form of 'marry', meaning that someone becomes the husband or wife of another person.
Usage & Nuances
Used in the present simple tense for he/she/it; often found in stories, reports, or facts: 'She marries him.' The verb 'marry' does not need a preposition (not 'marries with'). Can be formal or neutral depending on context.
Spanish: se casa - contrae matrimonioPortuguese (BR): casa - se casaPortuguese (PT): casa - se casaChinese (Simplified): 结婚Chinese (Traditional): 結婚Hindi: शादी करता है - शादी करती हैArabic: يتزوج - تتزوجBengali: বিয়ে করেRussian: женится - выходит замужJapanese: 結婚するVietnamese: kết hônKorean: 결혼한다Turkish: evlenirUrdu: شادی کرتا ہے - شادی کرتی ہےIndonesian: menikah
Example Sentences
If she marries abroad, her family will travel to join her.
natural
Whenever a celebrity marries, it's in the news everywhere.
natural
My cousin never marries because he's focused on his career.
natural
She marries her best friend next month.
basic
Every year, someone marries in this village.
basic
He marries young.
basic