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wed

UK
/wɛd/
US
/wɛd/

Translations

wedverb
wed
Past Simple
wed
Past Participle
wedding
Gerund
UK
/wɛd/
US
/wɛd/
They decided to wed in a small ceremony by the beach.
Ils ont décidé de s'épouser lors d'une petite cérémonie sur la plage.
Additional translations
marier
Synonyms
espouse
get hitched
tie the knot
unite
join
marry
bind
Antonyms
separate
divorce
wedpast participle
Used post-positively or attributively meaning 'married'.
They looked like a happily wed couple.
Ils avaient l'air d'un couple heureux et marié.
Synonyms
married
wedded
espoused
spoused
hitched
joined
wednoun
UK
/wɛd/
US
/wɛd/
mariageUsage archaïque ou dialectal.
Songs were sung throughout the royal wed.
Des chants furent entonnés tout au long du mariage royal.
Additional translations
nocesUsage archaïque ou dialectal.
Synonyms
midweek
hump day
Wednesday

Definitions

wedverb
To marry or join in marriage.
They decided to wed in a small ceremony by the beach.
To unite or blend closely.
The chef weds traditional flavors with modern techniques in his dishes.
wedpast participle
Married; joined in matrimony.
They looked like a happily wed couple.
wednoun
A marriage or wedding ceremony (archaic or dialect).
Songs were sung throughout the royal wed.
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