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'mæri1) (to take (a person) as one's husband or wife: John married my sister; They married in church.) casarse2) ((of a clergyman etc) to perform the ceremony of marriage between (two people): The priest married them.) casar3) (to give (a son or daughter) as a husband or wife: He married his son to a rich woman.) casar•- marriedmarry vb casarse / casartr['mærɪ]1 (take in marriage) casarse con, contraer matrimonio con2 (unite in marriage) casar3 figurative use unir1 casarse2 figurative use unirse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmarry in haste, repent at leisure a la hora de casarse, no precipitarseto get married casarse (to, with)to marry again volver a casarse1) : casarthe priest married them: el cura los casó2) : casarse conshe married John: se casó con Johnv.• casar v.• casarse v.• desposar v.• enlazar v.'mæri
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-ries, -rying, -ried transitive verba) ( get married to) casarse con, contraer* matrimonio con (frml)b) ( perform ceremony) casarc) marry offd) (unite, combine) unir
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vi casarse, contraer* matrimonio (frml)Phrasal Verbs:['mærɪ]1. VT1) (=take in marriage) casarse con2) (=give or join in marriage) casar3) (fig) conjugar, aunara style which marries beauty and practicality — un estilo que conjuga or aúna belleza y pragmatismo
he's married to his job — vive por y para el trabajo, vive para trabajar or para el trabajo
2.VI (also: get married) casarseto marry again — volver a casarse, casarse en segundas nupcias
- marry up* * *['mæri]
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-ries, -rying, -ried transitive verba) ( get married to) casarse con, contraer* matrimonio con (frml)b) ( perform ceremony) casarc) marry offd) (unite, combine) unir
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vi casarse, contraer* matrimonio (frml)Phrasal Verbs: -
3 marry up
VT + ADV (fig) conjugar -
4 marry up
vtCINEMAT sincronizar -
5 marry
vt.1 casarse con (get married to); casar (of priest, parent)2 casar, combinar (combine)vi.casarse. (pt & pp married) -
6 marry to
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7 marry up
v.calzar bien en. -
8 marry off
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9 marry in hasterepent at leisure
a la hora de casarse, no precipitarseEnglish-spanish dictionary > marry in hasterepent at leisure
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10 marry again
v.volverse a casar, volver a casarse. -
11 marry into
v.emparentarse con, casarse con alguien de, emparentar con. -
12 marry money
v.casarse por dinero. -
13 marry morganatically
v.casarse morganáticamente, casarse con alguien de inferior realeza. -
14 marry off
v.1 casar.2 dar en matrimonio, dar en casamiento. -
15 to marry above/beneath one's station
to marry above/beneath one's stationcasarse con alguien de posición social superior/inferior a la suyaEnglish-spanish dictionary > to marry above/beneath one's station
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16 to marry again
volver a casarse -
17 to marry beneath oneself
casarse con alguien de clase inferior -
18 to marry into
1 emparentar con -
19 to marry off
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20 to marry on the rebound
casarse por despecho
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