newly-wed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for newly-wed in the English»French Dictionary

newly-wed N

newly-wed

jeune marié(e) m (f)

Translations for newly-wed in the French»English Dictionary

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jeune marié

newlywed Am

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English

Both stories explore love among feuding parties; both involve vengeful, scheming individuals; and both end in tragedy for the newly-wed couple.

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On that particular day, his newly-wed wife did not allow him to sleep.

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He thinks the capital has a lot going for it in spite of its reputation as the place for the newly-wed and the nearly dead.

jamaica-gleaner.com

She sounds more like a prison warder than a newly-wed in her mid-twenties.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It's about a newly-wed couple who don't know if they really like each other.

thequietus.com

The newly-wed couple have become very family oriented since their wedding at the weekend.

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There have been instances of newly-wed girls being sent back to their parents' house after the in-laws learnt of the land acquisition tangles.

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However, not many people noticed the friction between the newly-wed couple apart from a few devoted fans.

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It is therefore nicknamed land of the newly-wed and the nearly dead.

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The family ran out, leaving everything behind, including their newly-wed daughter.

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