Определение wifeless в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
- bekar
- wife
- eş
Eşimin adı Lidia Zarębowa.
-My wife's name is Lidia Zarębowa.
Eşim de seni görmekten memnun olacak.
-My wife will be glad to see you, too.
- wife
- zevce
- wife
- hanım
- wife
- {i} karı
Karısıyla İnternet üzerinden tanıştı.
-He met his wife online.
John Floridalı, karısı ise Kaliforniyalı.
-John comes from Florida and his wife from California.
- wife
- {i} (çoğ. wives) karı
She's my wife. O benim karım.
- wife
- hayat arkadaşı
- wife
- bayan
Eşim Lidia güzel, akıllı bir bayandır.
-My wife Lidia is a beautiful, clever woman.
Çirkin bir bayan eş bahçenin etrafındaki iyi bir çit gibidir.
-An ugly wife is a good fence around the garden.
- wife
- kadın
O, karısını terk etti ve yarı yaşında bir kadınla aşk hayatı yaşıyor.
-He left his wife and shacked up with a woman half her age.
Hiç hak etmediği, harika bir kadın olan karısından bıkmıştı.
-He was bored with his wife, an excellent woman he didn't deserve.
- wife
- kanse
- wife
- karısının
- wife
- eşini
- wife
- elkızı
- wife
- harem
Связанные Термины
Определение wifeless в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
- having no wife; unmarried or celibate
- {s} unmarried, bachelor
- Without a wife; unmarried
- wiveless
- wife
- A married woman, especially in relation to her spouse
- wife
- The female of a pair of mated animals
A new wife for the gander is introduced into the pen.
- wife
- {n} a married woman, a low mean woman
- wife
- zona [ZHAW-na] I suppose one way to remember this is to think of Mona Lisa Replace the M with Z (there are a lot of Z's in Polish) and you've got zona Easier to remember than La Gioconda : -) Date of entry: 31 March 2000
- wife
- {i} female spouse; woman acting in a particular capacity (used in combination: e.g. midwife); woman (Old Usage)
- wife
- A woman; an adult female; now used in literature only in certain compounds and phrases, as alewife, fishwife, goodwife, and the like
- wife
- someone who is too beautiful for words -- but not for arguments
- wife
- The lawful consort of a man; a woman who is united to a man in wedlock; a woman who has a husband; a married woman; correlative of husband
- wife
- n wife [OE wïf]
- wife
- Yashoda, William's wife of twelve years
- wife
- The ordinance of marriage was sanctioned in Paradise (Gen 2: 24; Matt 19: 4-6) Monogamy was the original law under which man lived, but polygamy early commenced (Gen 4: 19), and continued to prevail all down through Jewish history The law of Moses regulated but did not prohibit polygamy A man might have a plurality of wives, but a wife could have only one husband A wife's legal rights (Ex 21: 10) and her duties (Prov 31: 10-31; 1 Tim 5: 14) are specified She could be divorced in special cases (Deut 22: 13-21), but could not divorce her husband Divorce was restricted by our Lord to the single case of adultery (Matt 19: 3-9) The duties of husbands and wives in their relations to each other are distinctly set forth in the New Testament (1 Cor 7: 2-5; Eph 5: 22-33; Col 3: 18, 19; 1 Pet 3: 1-7)
- wife
- A woman (compare old wife and aad wife)
- wife
- A man's wife is the woman he is married to. He married his wife Jane 37 years ago The woman was the wife of a film director. see also old wives' tale. W1S1 wives the woman that a man is married to husband, spouse spouse
- wife
- a married woman; a man's partner in marriage
- wife
- {f} marry a wife (rare usage)
- wife
- The person that is either mad at you for playing too much golf or that you are mad at because she beat you the last time you played together
- wife
- The person who is mad at you for always golfing
- wife
- la esposa
- wife
- A married woman
- wife
- a woman who constantly complains that you have overpaid for everything, including the birthday gift you bought for her
- wife
- n One who scolds you for not unbuttoning your shirts before giving them her to wash but who, whilst ironing, promptly buttons them up again
- wife
- dutch