Marries can be categorized as a verb.
Verb |
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marry - take in marriage | ||
marry - perform a marriage ceremony; "The minister married us on Saturday"; "We were wed the following week"; "The couple got spliced on Hawaii" |
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1. | verb | Happy is a man who marries a good wife. | |
2. | verb | Happy is she who marries the son of a dead mother. | |
3. | verb | Magda marries a Spaniard. | |
4. | verb | Romeo marries Juliet. | |
5. | verb | She's going to ruin her life if she marries that good-for-nothing. Someone should knock some sense into her. | |
6. | verb | Who marries my daughter will become my son-in-law. | |
7. | verb | If Natsu marries Ando-san, then it will make "Andonatsu", won't it? | |
8. | verb | If Natsu marries Mr. Ando, then it will make a "red bean paste donut", won't it? | |
9. | verb | At the end of the story, the poor orphan girl marries the king's son. | |
10. | verb | Today my brother marries my best friend. | |
11. | verb | He who marries changes. | |
12. | verb | I hope she marries. | |
13. | verb | A man marries a woman, expecting that she won't change, but she does. | |
14. | verb | I hope Tom marries Mary. | |
15. | verb | I hope that Tom marries Mary. |
Sentence | |
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verb | |
Happy is a man who marries a good wife. | |
Happy is she who marries the son of a dead mother. | |
Magda marries a Spaniard. | |
Romeo marries Juliet. | |
She's going to ruin her life if she marries that good-for-nothing. Someone should knock some sense into her. | |
Who marries my daughter will become my son-in-law. | |
If Natsu marries Ando-san, then it will make "Andonatsu", won't it? | |
If Natsu marries Mr. Ando, then it will make a "red bean paste donut", won't it? | |
At the end of the story, the poor orphan girl marries the king's son. | |
Today my brother marries my best friend. | |
He who marries changes. | |
I hope she marries. | |
A man marries a woman, expecting that she won't change, but she does. | |
I hope Tom marries Mary. | |
I hope that Tom marries Mary. |