marry in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
marry in Kashmiri कॉशुर
marry in Marathi मराठी
marry in Telugu తెలుగు
marry in English
- marry⇄expr. marry into, to become part of (a family) through marriage.
Ex. ""Curly, ... I'd almost give you the truck, like it stands, not to marry into us"" (Eudora Welty). - marry⇄expr. marry off, to give away in marriage.
Ex. ... the casket-maker loannidis with the six ugly sisters he can never hope to marry off (Harry M. Petrakis). - marry⇄expr. marry up, (Figurative.) to join up; combine or unite.
Ex. The Fast Deployment Logistics Ships [are] needed to haul the Army's tanks and trucks, artillery and ammunition, and ""marry up"" with the airborne troops (Time). - marry⇄marry (1), verb, -ried,-rying.
- marry⇄marry (2), interjection.
(Archaic.) an exclamation showing surprise, indignation, or other emotion. - marry⇄v.i. 1. to take a husband or wife; become married.
Ex. She married late in life.
2. (Figurative.) to become closely united.
Ex. By that old bridge where the waters marry (Tennyson). - marry⇄v.t. 1. to join as husband and wife.
Ex. The minister married them.
2. to take as husband or wife.
Ex. He plans to marry her soon.
3. to give in marriage.
Ex. He married his daughter to a young lawyer.
4. (Figurativ