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Que veut dire « married » en français ?

États-Unis /ˈmɛrid/ · Royaume-Uni /ˈmærid/

married en français : marié, dévoué, attaché, associé, uni

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MARIAGEA1

marié

Qui a un mari ou une femme.

En anglais simple : Having a husband or wife.

  • They are married.
  • Are you married?
  • We have been married for ten years.

Comment l'utiliser : be married to someone (She is married to a teacher.)

Synonymes : wed

Contraires : single, unmarried

Expressions courantes : married couple, get married, married to someone

ATTACHEMENT PROFONDC1

dévoué, attaché

Si attaché à une activité ou une idée qu’il est difficile d’en changer ou de l’abandonner.

En anglais simple : So strongly attached to an activity or idea that it is difficult to change or leave it.

  • She is married to her job.
  • We're not married to this plan.
  • He seems married to the idea of working alone.

Comment l'utiliser : be married to something (He is married to his work.)

Synonymes : devoted, committed, attached

Expressions courantes : married to work, married to something

UNIONC1

associé, uni

Étroitement associé à autre chose pour former un ensemble qui fonctionne comme un tout.

En anglais simple : Combined closely so that two things work as one.

  • Music and images are married together.
  • Old ideas are married to new methods.
  • In this building, beauty and practical design are married.

Comment l'utiliser : be married to something (Traditional design is married to modern technology.)

Synonymes : combined, joined, united

Contraires : separate

Expressions courantes : married together, married to something

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