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Definition of betrothed in English Turkish dictionary
- nişanlanmış
- nişanlı
- nişanla
Prenses büyüdüğü zaman büyük bir mesafe yaşayan bir prens ile nişanlandı.
-When the princess grew up she was betrothed to a prince who lived at a great distance.
- evlilik sözü ver
- nişanlı kimse
- (isim)şanlı kimse
- sözlü
- angaje
- betroth
- evlilik sözü vermek
- betroth
- söz kesmek
- betroth
- nişanlanmak
- betroth
- söz kes
- betroth
- nişanla
Sen şimdiden bir haftalık bir nişanlanma partisine davetlisin.
-You are invited to a betrothal party a week from now.
Prenses büyüdüğü zaman büyük bir mesafe yaşayan bir prens ile nişanlandı.
-When the princess grew up she was betrothed to a prince who lived at a great distance.
- the betrothed pair
- nişanlı çifti
- betroth
- nişanlı kimse
- betroth
- betrothed i
- betroth
- betrothalnişanlanma
- betroth
- {f} nişanlamak
- betroth
- evleneceğine söz vermek
- betroth
- evlilik sözü ver
- betroth
- (fiil) nişanlamak
- betroth
- nişanlı
- betroth
- nişanlama
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Definition of betrothed in English English dictionary
- Simple past tense and past participle of betroth
- Fiancé or fiancée
- pledged to be married; "the engaged couple"
- If you are betrothed to someone, you have agreed to marry them. Your betrothed is the person you are betrothed to
- {s} engaged to be married; promised to
- the person to whom you are engaged
- past of betroth
- betrothed her
- engaged her to be married
- betroth
- to engage to marry
- betroth
- {v} to give or receive a marriage-promise, contract, name to a benefice
- betroth
- {f} engage to marry, bind with a promise to wed
- betroth
- To promise to give in marriage
- betroth
- To contract to any one for a marriage; to engage or promise in order to marriage; to affiance; used esp
- betroth
- of a woman
- betroth
- give to in marriage
- betroth
- To nominate to a bishopric, in order to consecration
- betroth
- To promise to take (as a future spouse); to plight one's troth to
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betrothed
Hyphenation
be·trothedPronunciation
Etymology
[ bi-'trO[th], -'troth ] (transitive verb.) 14th century. Middle English, from be- + trouthe truth, troth.Resimler
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