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married

UK
/ˈmæ.ri.d/
US
/ˈmɛr.id/
married out
married out
married up
married up

Translations

marriedpast participle
UK
/ˈmærid/
US
/ˈmærid/
Used as the past participle form of the verb "marry"; functions participially.
They had married only a month earlier.
Ils s’étaient mariés seulement un mois plus tôt.
They had married only a month earlier.
Ils s’étaient mariés seulement un mois plus tôt.
Synonyms
wedded
espoused
wed
joined
united
hitched
paired
partnered
conjugal
spousal
matrimonial
marriedadjective
more married
Comp.
most married
Super.
UK
/ˈmæ.ri.d/
US
/ˈmɛr.id/
She is a married woman with two children.
C’est une femme mariée avec deux enfants.
She is a married woman with two children.
C’est une femme mariée avec deux enfants.
Additional translations
unisS’emploie pour des choses étroitement associées ou combinées.
Synonyms
wedded
spousal
conjugal
nuptial
matrimonial
Antonyms
single
marriednoun
married
pl
Plural-only collective noun meaning "married people."
mariésAu sens collectif.
The new tax rules favour the married over single individuals.
Les nouvelles règles fiscales favorisent les mariés par rapport aux personnes célibataires.
Synonyms
married people
married persons
spouses
married couple
husbands and wives
wedded couple
wedded pair
marrieds
the wedded
marryverb

married

Past Simple

married
Past Simple
married
Past Participle
marrying
Gerund
UK
/ˈmæri/
US
/ˈmɛri/
They decided to marry after dating for five years.
Ils ont décidé de s’épouser après cinq ans de relation.
marierAu sens de célébrer un mariage, dans le registre courant.
The priest will marry the couple in the church.
Le prêtre mariera le couple à l’église.
marierAu sens de combiner ou d’harmoniser des éléments, souvent dans un contexte culinaire ou stylistique.
The chef will marry the flavors of the spices to create a unique dish.
Le chef mariera les saveurs des épices pour créer un plat unique.
marierAu sens de donner quelqu’un en mariage à quelqu’un d’autre; tournure souvent construite avec à.
Her parents attempted to marry her to a wealthy suitor.
Ses parents ont tenté de la marier à un prétendant riche.
Synonyms
wed
unite
join
tie the knot
get hitched
espouse
connect
combine
Antonyms
divorce
separate
marriedsnoun

married

marrieds
pl
UK
/ˈmær.ɪdz/
US
/ˈmɛr.idz/
mariésSubstantivé au pluriel ; désigne des personnes mariées ou des couples mariés.
The marrieds in the neighborhood often organize community events together.
Les mariés du quartier organisent souvent des événements communautaires ensemble.
Synonyms
couples
spouses
partners
wedded couples
married people

Definitions

marriedpast participle
Simple past tense and past participle of the verb “marry.”
They had married only a month earlier.
marriedadjective
Having a spouse; united in matrimony.
She is a married woman with two children.
United or combined together in close association.
The architect created a married fusion of tradition and innovation.
marriednoun
Married people considered collectively.
The new tax rules favour the married over single individuals.
marryverb
To join in marriage; to take as a spouse.
They decided to marry after dating for five years.
To perform the ceremony of marriage for two people.
The priest will marry the couple in the church.
To combine or blend harmoniously.
The chef will marry the flavors of the spices to create a unique dish.
To arrange the marriage of (someone) to another; to cause (someone) to wed.
Her parents attempted to marry her to a wealthy suitor.
marriedsnoun
A married couple or group of married people.
The marrieds in the neighborhood often organize community events together.
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