Bridegroom Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈbɹaɪdˌɡɹum/

BRYD-groom

UK

/bɹˈaɪdɡɹuːm/

BRYD-groom

释义

A bridegroom is a man who is getting married or has just been married.

用法与细微差别

'Bridegroom' is formal; in casual English, people usually say 'groom'. Used only when talking about weddings. Not to be confused with 'bride' (the woman).

• Spanish: novio (en una boda)
• Portuguese (BR): noivo (em um casamento)
• Portuguese (PT): noivo (num casamento)
• Chinese (Simplified): 新郎
• Chinese (Traditional): 新郎
• Hindi: दूल्हा
• Arabic: العريس
• Bengali: বর
• Russian: жених
• Japanese: 新郎
• Vietnamese: chú rể
• Korean: 신랑
• Turkish: damat
• Urdu: دولہا
• Indonesian: pengantin pria

例句

The bridegroom waited nervously at the altar.

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The bridegroom wore a black suit.

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Everyone cheered as the bridegroom kissed the bride.

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The bridegroom got cold feet right before the ceremony.

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The proud father hugged the bridegroom after the vows.

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Did you see how happy the bridegroom looked during the dance?

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