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Yep, we really are gonna get married.是什么意思？

Yep, we really are gonna get married.

是的，我们确实要结婚了。

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Yep we really are gonna get married

Yep

adv. <俚>是；

we

pron. 我们，咱们，笔者，本人，朕，人们；

really

adv. 真，真正，实在，果真，实际上，事实上；

are

vi. （用于第二人称单复数现在时，第一、三人称复数现在时）是；n. 公亩（等于100平方米）；

gonna

n. <美>将要；

get

vt. 得到，抓住，说服，受到（惩罚等）；vt.& vi. 到达，来；vi. 成为，开始，设法对付，获得利益或财

married

adj. 已婚的，与…结为夫妻的，婚姻的；n. <非正>已婚的年轻人；v. （使）结婚( marry的过去式)，娶，嫁，紧密结合的；
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