married

=

casado

adjective

married
[ˈmærɪd]
adjetivo
1. casado(a) =
  • to be married -> estar or ser casado(a) (Am)
  • to get married -> casarse
  • a married couple -> un matrimonio
  • married life -> vida (f) matrimonial
  • married name -> apellido (m) de casada
  • married quarters (militar) -> residencia para oficiales casados y sus familias

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married [ma-rid]
adjetivo
1. Casado, matrimonial, conyugal, connubial.
  • A married couple -> cónyuges, matrimonio, casados
  • To get married -> casarse
  • The married state -> el estado matrimonial

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