engagement to marry

英 [ɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt tu ˈmæri] 美 [ɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt tu ˈmæri]

婚约

法律



双语例句

  1. It all begins with engagement. Traditionally, a young man asks the father of his sweetheart for permission to marry her. If the father agrees, the man later proposes to her.
    结婚是从订婚开始,在传统上,年轻人会请求他的女朋友的父亲允许他娶她,如果女方的父亲答应,之后方可向女方求婚。
  2. She ordered the "wretched boy" to give up his engagement to marry Miss Costigan.
    她命令那个没出息的孩子取消与科斯蒂根小姐的婚约。
  3. In many cases, the man will give the woman an engagement ring as a token of their agreement to marry. True or False: Throughout history, philosophers and theologians have always believed that strong marital commitments form the foundation of a virtuous society.
    男方往往会给女方一枚订婚戒指作为婚姻承诺的信物。历史上,哲学和神学家一直相信,坚守婚姻承诺,是形成良性社会的基础。
  4. Engagement is a legal act that men and women are both parties to promise to enter into the marital relationship in the future. Although the parties concerned can't claim marry by reason of the engagement, but the engagement itself still has certain legal effect.
    婚约是男女双方将来缔结婚姻关系的法律行为,当事人虽不能基于婚约请求结婚,但其仍具有一定的法律效力。
  5. The engagement, will be refers to the non-spouse the men and women both parties to marry beforehand agreement by the future which will do for the goal, the engagement establishment is called the engagement generally or becomes engaged.
    婚约,是指无配偶的男女双方当事人以将来结婚为目的而作的事先约定,婚约的成立一般又称为订婚或者定婚。