bride

UK:  [braɪd]

US:  [braɪd]

复数：brides  

n.

1.新娘

1 . You think you are a bride soon to be married, but it is death that you will be marrying.
你认为你的新郎会和你结婚，可惜你离死亡不远了。

2 . A year later, home, the girl next door back to help the bride price, the lifting of the marriage.
一年后，三弟回家，帮邻家的女孩退了聘礼，解除了婚约。

3 . Lucy demurely folded her hands on the table, treacherously triumphant, as if she had stolen a treasure from the bride.
露西装作端庄地把她的手叠在桌子上，背叛性胜利的，似乎她从新娘那里偷了珍宝。

4 . The next day, every maid in the town was ordered to try the glass shoe. Whoever the shoes fitted well would be the bride of the princel.
第二天，国王命令城中每一位女孩必须史穿玻璃鞋，穿上鞋子最合适的姑娘将成为王子的新娘。

5 . I am on to the next bride, giving her all my attention, and often they find it a little difficult.
我在给另一位新娘做顾问，给了她我所有的注意力。这让她们觉得很难过。