brides

英 [braɪdz]

美 [braɪdz]

n.  新娘; 即将(或刚刚)结婚的女子
bride的复数

柯林斯词典

• 新娘
  Abrideis a woman who is getting married or who has just got married.

双语例句

• Why brides wedding day by wearing clothes dresses don't have a bag then?
  为什么新娘子结婚当天所穿的衣服礼服忌有袋口呢？
• The best "first foots" were new brides, new mothers or anyone born on January 1st.
  最好的第一只脚是新娘子、初为人母的人，或是在1月1日出生的人。
• So-called new, is the white wedding that the brides wear to must be the new.
  所谓新，就是新娘所穿的白色婚礼服必须是新的。
• That's prime marriage time, but I hope brides will not choose that time to wed.
  这是黄金结婚了，但我希望新娘不会选择到结婚的时间。
• Finland: Brides wear golden crowns.
  芬兰：新娘头戴金色的花冠。
• Most brides would expect the earth to move on their wedding day-but not literally.
  大部分的新娘在自己的大喜之日，肯定都期待地球只为自己而转但绝对不是字面的意思所指。
• The people who go as mail-order brides will completely subsume their culture and their own personalities, he says.
  邮购新娘会完全丧失她们的文化和自己的个性，他表示。
• The brides parents did not separate: Michael and Carole Middleton have been married for 30 years.
  新娘的双亲没有离婚或分居：凯特的父母已经结婚30多年了。
• In the United States, brides tend to prefer headbands, veils and tiaras.
  在美国，新娘喜欢佩戴发带、面纱、和王冠式头饰。
• But I know there brides in India who wear yellow.
  在印度，有些新娘要穿黄色；