dowry
英 [ˈdaʊri]
美 [ˈdaʊri]
n. (新娘的)嫁妆,陪嫁; (新郎给新娘家的)彩礼,财礼
复数:dowries
BNC.15383 / COCA.17661
牛津词典
noun
- (新娘的)嫁妆,陪嫁
money and/or property that, in some societies, a wife or her family must pay to her husband when they get married - (新郎给新娘家的)彩礼,财礼
money and/or property that, in some societies, a husband must pay to his wife's family when they get married
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 嫁妆;陪嫁
A woman'sdowryis the money and goods which, in some cultures, her family gives to the man that she marries.- The money from her dowry was invested in her mother's store.
她的嫁妆钱都投到了母亲的铺子里。
- The money from her dowry was invested in her mother's store.
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- A bride's parents often buy a whole set of white goods as a dowry.
新娘的父母通常都买一整套的家用电器作为嫁妆陪嫁。 - I had to give back a portion of the dowry after the divorce.
离婚后,我不得不归还我的那份嫁妆。 - Perhaps she needs a dowry.
也可能嫁女需要昂贵的嫁妆。 - The last step before the actual wedding is to negotiate the dowry price.
婚礼前的最后一步是实际谈判的嫁妆价格。 - The dowry was the wife's right to receive a tenth of all her husband's property.
妻子的嫁妆使她有权获得其丈夫十分之一的财物。 - She had gold and pearls for her dowry; but her gold was on her head, and her pearls were in her mouth.
她有黄金和珍珠做奁资,不过她的黄金在她的头上,珍珠在她的口中。 - Usually the bride's dowry shall be sent to the bridegroom's family by the day before the wedding day.
婚礼进行前一天,新娘的嫁妆要被送到新郎家。 - He married you for dowry.
他娶你是为了你的嫁妆。 - The daughter's dowry or wedding feast is so pitiably small.
这个女儿的嫁妆或结婚宴席实在寒碜得可怜。 - Q traditional dowry normally consists of valuable items such as jewellery embroidered beddings, kitchen utensils and furniture.
传统嫁妆通常会包括一些值钱的物品,比如珠宝、刺绣的床上用品、厨具和家具。
