用法パターン:
to marry [someone]
They decided to marry after three years of dating.
Három év együtt járás után úgy döntöttek, összeházasodnak.
She married her high school sweetheart.
Középiskolai szerelmével házasodott össze.
He plans to marry next summer.
Many couples choose to marry in the spring.
They married quietly at the town hall.
学習者向け例文
I want to marry her.
Szeretnék összeházasodni vele.
They will marry in June.
Júniusban házasodnak össze.
My parents married in 1990.
She does not want to marry now.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'marry' with 'get married'. 'Marry' takes a direct object ('marry someone'), while 'get married' does not ('get married to someone').
意味
To become the husband or wife of someone
コロケーション
marry young
|marry for love
|marry into a family
|marry someone off
|get married
類義語
wed (A slightly more formal or literary synonym, often used in official contexts or traditional writing.)
対義語
divorce (The legal ending of a marriage, making it the opposite of marrying.)
テーマ
relationships
|family
|daily life
|law
|religion
定義
To become the husband or wife of someone in a wedding.
To formally join with another person in a legal and/or religious ceremony as husband and wife.
用法パターン:
to marry [two people]
The priest married them in the village church.
A pap adta össze őket a falusi templomban.
Only certain officials can legally marry people.
Csak bizonyos hivatalos személyek adhatnak össze párokat jogilag érvényesen.
She was married by her uncle, who is a judge.
学習者向け例文
The priest will marry them.
A pap fogja összeadni őket.
A judge can marry two people.
Egy bíró hivatalosan összeadhat két embert.
My friend was married by a minister.
よくある間違い:
Some learners confuse this with 'get married'. Here, 'marry' means to perform the ceremony, not to become married yourself.
意味
To officiate at a wedding
コロケーション
marry a couple
|priest marries them
類義語
officiate (A more general term for conducting any official ceremony, not just weddings.)
テーマ
relationships
|ceremony
|law
|religion
定義
To lead the wedding ceremony for two people.
To conduct the official ceremony that joins two people in marriage.
用法パターン:
to marry [something] with [something]
The chef married bold flavors with fresh herbs.
A séf erőteljes ízeket ötvözött friss fűszernövényekkel.
Her dress marries elegance with comfort.
A ruhája az eleganciát ötvözi a kényelemmel.
The design marries traditional and modern elements.
学習者向け例文
The cook married sweet and sour tastes.
A szakács édes és savanyú ízeket ötvözött.
This room marries old and new styles.
Ez a szoba a régi és az új stílust ötvözi.
The artist married red with gold.
よくある間違い:
Learners may incorrectly think this use of 'marry' is about relationships. In this sense, it is metaphorical for combining things well.
意味
To join or blend well together
コロケーション
marry flavors
|marry colors
|marry ideas
類義語
blend (Focuses on mixing things smoothly into one another, often used for food or design.)
対義語
clash (Describes things that do not go well together.)
テーマ
arts
|cooking
|design
|core_vocabulary
定義
To put things together so they look or work well.
To bring two or more things together so that they work well or look good together.
Marry, I had never thought of that!
Bizony, erre sosem gondoltam!
Marry, that is a bold plan.
Bizony, ez merész terv.
学習者向け例文
Marry, I did not know that!
Bizony, ezt nem tudtam!
意味
Old exclamation of surprise or emphasis
類義語
indeed (A general exclamation of emphasis, though modern and neutral.)
テーマ
communication
|core_vocabulary
定義
An old word used to show surprise or strong feeling.
An old-fashioned exclamation used to express surprise, emphasis, or agreement.