Translations for „wed“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . wed <-ded, -ded [or wed, wed]> [wed] form VB trans

1. wed (marry):

wed

poślubić

2. wed fig (unite):

wed

łączyć [perf po-]

to wed one thing to another

kojarzyć [perf s-] coś z czymś

to be wedded to [or with] sth

być oddanym czemuś

II . wed <-ded, -ded [or wed, wed]> [wed] form VB intr

wed

brać [perf wziąć] ślub

Wed.

Wed. short for Wednesday

Wed.

śr. (środa)

I . newly-wed N

the newly-weds pl

państwo pl młodzi

the newly-weds pl

nowożeńcy pl

II . newly-wed ADJ

to be newly-wed

być dopiero co po ślubie

Usage examples with wed

to be newly-wed

być dopiero co po ślubie

to wed one thing to another

kojarzyć [perf s-] coś z czymś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Kay weds a playwright who cheats on her.

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Eventually the pair fell in love, were wed and had many children.

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If wed just recorded him singing it and not me, we could have had a secret bonus album, but we did nt do that.

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He also tells her the truth of why they could not wed.

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The two wed the next year and conceived two boys, later divorcing in 1968.

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Indeed, he is due to wed the daughter of his boss, and live wealthily ever after.

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The couple wed in 1947 and have four children and 15 grandchildren.

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He was once engaged but his bride died before they could be wed.

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Two of the actresses wed key men in the production of the program.

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They were wed and the people were happy.

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