brides

英 [braɪdz]

美 [braɪdz]

n.  新娘; 即将(或刚刚)结婚的女子
bride的复数

柯林斯词典

• 新娘
  Abrideis a woman who is getting married or who has just got married.

双语例句

• Most brides would expect the earth to move on their wedding day-but not literally.
  大部分的新娘在自己的大喜之日，肯定都期待地球只为自己而转但绝对不是字面的意思所指。
• Brides 'hands are painted with beautiful patterns in henna.
  新娘的手被指甲花染上漂亮的图案。
• Finland: Brides wear golden crowns.
  芬兰：新娘头戴金色的花冠。
• In many cultures, white symbolizes purity, which is why brides often wear white wedding gowns.
  在许多文化中，白色代表着纯洁，这就是新娘通常穿白色婚纱的原因。
• Generally, women were more superstitious than men about four-leaf clovers, breaking mirrors or grooms prematurely seeing brides.
  总的来说，女性比男性更迷信四叶草、打破镜子及新郎新娘在婚礼前见面等说法；
• To establish hegemony, chinese are importing brides from vietnam, laos and so on.
  中国人为了建立霸权主义，从越南老挝等国家进口新娘。
• Brides spend 36 days planning their wedding, according to new research.
  最新研究显示，准新娘们要花整整36天筹备自己的婚礼。
• Some brides wear the wedding dress worn by their mother or grandmother.
  有些新娘穿着她们母亲或祖母穿过的结婚礼服。
• The brides parents did not separate: Michael and Carole Middleton have been married for 30 years.
  新娘的双亲没有离婚或分居：凯特的父母已经结婚30多年了。
• From the classical style changes also was designed to extract concise wear fashionable for brides, provides many choices.
  款式变化也从经典隆重设计中提炼出简洁易穿的时髦款，为新娘们提供了多多选择。