누군가와 혼인하여 부부가 되다.
To take someone as a husband or wife in marriage or to enter into a legal union.
예문:
"He decided to marry for love rather than for money."
"She married into one of the most influential families in the country."
자녀를 다른 사람과 혼인시키다.
To give a son or daughter in marriage to someone as a parent or guardian.
예문:
"In many cultures, parents used to marry their daughters off at a young age."
"The countess married her son to the daughter of a wealthy merchant."
주례를 서서 두 사람을 부부로 맺어 주다.
To perform the marriage ceremony for two people as an official or priest.
예문:
"The bishop married the royal couple in the cathedral."
"A close friend of the family married them in a small garden ceremony."
두 가지 요소를 긴밀하게 결합하거나 조화시키다.
To combine or blend two different things, ideas, or qualities effectively.
예문:
"The chef's signature dish marries sweet and savory flavors."
"The novel marries historical facts with fictional characters."
두 밧줄의 끝을 굵기가 변하지 않게 꼬아 합치다.
To splice ropes end to end without increasing their thickness or girth.
예문:
"The deckhand was taught how to marry two ropes properly."
"Marrying the cables ensures they pass through the pulley smoothly."
놀람이나 강조를 나타내는 고어적 감탄사.
An exclamation used to express surprise, indignation, or emphasis.
예문:
"Marry, sir, I have no such intention!"
"Aye, marry, it was a sight to behold."