bridegroom是什么意思？

bridegroom

英[ˈbraɪdgru:m] 美[ˈbraɪdˌɡrum,-ˌɡrʊm]

• n. 新郎；

复数：bridegrooms;

例句

• Let's all toast the bride and bridegroom. 让我们为新郎新娘干杯。
• The people went up to the bridegroom and the bride to bless them. 人们走向前去向新郎新娘祝福。
• The bride and bridegroom received their guests in the great hall. 新娘和新郎在大厅迎接客人。
• The bridegroom and the best man wore white carnations in their buttonholes. 新郎和男傧相的钮孔上都戴了一朵白色的康乃馨.
• King XIV, the bridegroom's grandfather, can be seen on the right. 绘图右侧, 可见到新郎的祖父路易十四国王.
• Emcee: OK, bridegroom can hug your wife. 司仪: 好了, 新郎你可以拥抱你的新娘了.
• Raise your glasses and drink to the bride and bridegroom. 请大家举杯为新娘新郎干杯.
• The bridegroom ended his speech by proposing a toast to the hosts. 新郎向主人敬酒结束了他的讲话.
• The bridegroom asked the guests to stand and then toasted the bridesmaids. 新郎请客人起立为女傧相干杯.

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• N-COUNT
  新郎
  A bridegroom is a man who is getting married.

英汉词典释义

• n.
  新郎
  The bride and bridegroom received their guests in the great hall. 新娘和新郎在大厅迎接客人。 The bridegroom asked the guests to stand and then toasted the bridesmaids. 新郎请客人起立为女傧相干杯。 The bridegroom ended his speech by proposing a toast to the hosts. 新郎向主人敬酒结束了他的讲话。 The people went up to the bridegroom and the bride to bless them. 人们走向前去向新郎新娘祝福。

英英词典释义

• Noun
  1. a man who has recently been married
  2. a man participant in his own marriage ceremony