bride's in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bride's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bride [Am braɪd, Brit brʌɪd] N

bride

novia f

the bride and bridegroom

los novios

the bride and bridegroom (after ceremony)

los recién casados

the bride and bridegroom (after ceremony)

los novios

a bride of Christ

una esposa de Cristo

child bride N

child bride

novia f

child bride

adolescente

she arrived as a child bride

llegó en calidad de novia cuando aún era una niña

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always the bridesmaid(, never the bride)

siempre la segundona

the bride and groom

los novios

Translations for bride's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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contrayente f

bride

mujer de militar

war bride

los desposados

the bride and groom

arras

coins pl (given by the bridegroom to the bride)

el ramo de la novia

the bride's bouquet

padrino

man who gives away the bride, usually her father

bride's in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bride's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bride [ˈbraɪd] N

bride

novia f

Translations for bride's in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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contrayente (de un matrimonio)

bride f

novio (-a)

bride f

los novios (en la boda)

the bride and groom

arras

thirteen coins that the bridegroom gives the bride during the wedding

los esposos

the bride and groom

¡vivan los novios!

three cheers for the bride and groom!

bride's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

thirteen coins that the bridegroom gives the bride during the wedding

arras

three cheers for the bride and groom!

¡vivan los novios!

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English

The bride's equivalent of the best man is the bridesmaid, or the maid/matron of honor.

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It was therefore essential to guard a well-to-do bride's interests with a legal marriage settlement before the ceremony took place.

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The bride's verkavimai (from "verkti" to weep or sob) were an important part of the wedding ritual.

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They meet, usually in a public place or in the bride's house, and get to know each other.

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This ceremony is often interpreted as symbolic of deflowering, though some sources attribute its origin to a superstition that taking an article of the bride's clothing will bring good luck.

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The more elaborate shoes could be part of a bride's trousseau, but could also be given as religious offerings or be themselves the object of veneration.

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Although passionate at first, the marriage soon proved unhappy because of the young bride's dbaucherie.

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In most marriages the bride's family provide a dowry to the bridegroom.

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In past a baraat or a marriage procession would go to the bride's village for the marriage ceremony carrying gold and valuable gifts.

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The first three days of festivities were spent at the bride's house.

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