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[intə'mæri]((of tribes, families etc) to marry one another: The invaders intermarried with the local population; The two families intermarried.) untereinander heiraten- academic.ru/38788/intermarriage">intermarriage* * *inter·mar·ry<- ie->[ˌɪntəˈmæri, AM ˈɪnt̬ɚˈmeri]vi eine Mischehe schließenthe immigrants have intermarried with the natives die Immigranten haben sich durch Mischehen mit den Eingeborenen vermischtbrothers and sisters are not allowed to \intermarry eine Heirat zwischen Geschwistern ist verboten* * *["Intə'mrɪ]vi(= marry within the group) untereinander heiraten; (two groups = marry with each other) sich durch Heirat vermischen, Mischehen eingehenthey were not allowed to intermarry with another tribe — sie durften keine Mischehen mit einem anderen Stamm eingehen
* * *intermarry v/i1. a) eine Mischehe eingehenb) untereinander heiraten:2. innerhalb der Familie heiraten: members of some ancient races intermarried with their own sisters heirateten ihre eigene Schwester -
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[ˌɪntə'mærɪ]гл.1) вступать в брак с представителем другой группы; породнитьсяThe shipwrecked sailors intermarried with the natives living on the island. — Матросы, терпевшие кораблекрушения, женились на местных жительницах.
2) вступать в брак с представителем своей группы (родственной, этнической)Members of some ancient races intermarried with their own sisters. — Представители некоторых древних народов женились на родных сёстрах.
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