married
लग्न
definition
verb
I was married in church
join in marriage.
the two halves are trimmed and married up
cause to meet or fit together; combine.
noun
we were young marrieds during World War Two
a married person.
adjective
a married couple
(of two people) united in marriage.
translation of 'married'
विवाहित
example
But his passion for science is only fully manifested when it is 'married' to religion.
In previous instances when hi-tech visuals have been so closely 'married' to music, it's usually been of the electronica type.
Here, Chris meets a 'married' York couple who celebrate the second anniversary of their engagement today.
He's having an affair with a 'married' woman behind the back of her violent and abusive husband.
he's 'married' to golf
The more conventional alternative for a 'married' man is getting his wife some jewelry.
For them forestry is 'married' to food production; it is essential for providing stable, perennial supplies of water for drinking and for irrigation.
Married to his wife Joan for 36 years he has lived in Slade Green all his 'married' life and has two grown-up sons.
a newly 'married' couple
he's happily 'married'
More than three in five of 'married' people said they preferred to go on a UK trip with their partner as opposed to their friends.
The media will be waiting to see how the couple interact in their 'married' life.
The wives of 'married' troops were also commonly involved with other soldiers, civilians or slave labourers.
He was used to female eyes, a long-ago 'married' man with a wife and teen-age daughter.
Adjacent tents will house 'married' sons and their wives and children.
During their 60 years of 'married' life the couple have seen big changes in the Irish way of life.
they're getting used to 'married' life
For 'married' couples the annual income tax-free threshold is €31,000.
These then become extended families around a grandmother, her husband, and her 'married' daughters and their husbands.
The couple seemed destined for 'married' bliss when they wed 32 years but then Janet's mother, Marjorie, moved in.
They were a middle-aged 'married' American couple, Benjamin and Mary.
It must be said however, that materialism as a philosophy is largely developing through science, while idealism is sort of 'married' to religion.
The fundamental issue in question here is whether the state ought to give preferential treatment to 'married' people.
'married' quarters
He lives behind his wife and a 'married' daughter.
In truth, the traditional definition of the family is a 'married' , heterosexual couple with 1.5 kids.
This would serve to reduce your overall tax bill as a couple, and only applies to 'married' couples - not live in partners.
However, this does not mean that there is a principle of complete equality between 'married' and unmarried couples.
Is it merely a matter of impulse control, the same as a 'married' person resisting the daily barrage of sexual imagery in everyday life?
The couple has been 'married' two years, and their biggest challenge is staying on track while anticipating major life changes.
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