arranged marriage

英 [əˌreɪndʒd ˈmærɪdʒ]

美 [əˌreɪndʒd ˈmærɪdʒ]

n.  包办婚姻

牛津词典

noun

• 包办婚姻
  a marriage in which the parents choose the husband or wife for their child

柯林斯词典

• 包办婚姻
  In anarranged marriage, the parents choose the person who their son or daughter will marry.

双语例句

• Jeya feels that her ambitious nature made her unsuitable for an arranged marriage
  耶娅觉得她不安分的个性不适合包办的婚姻。
• That process of discovery is ostensibly the fun of courtship, too, except that in arranged marriage the goal is to figure out how to be married, not whether to marry.
  发现其中奥妙的过程从表面上看也是一种求爱的过程。除了在包办婚姻中，主要的目的是弄清楚怎样经营婚姻，而不是要不要结婚。
• In the process of criticism on culture, many people think of the arranged marriage as evil consequence, which was produced from traditional culture.
  文化批判中，许多人把包办婚姻看作是传统文化结出的恶果。
• Mary and Joseph had an arranged marriage as was the custom of the time.
  照着传统的安排马利亚和约瑟有婚约。
• An arranged marriage through some kind of intermediary or the elders, that's the great majority of human marriages.
  通过某种中介或长辈的，包办婚姻，那是，人类婚姻的最主要部分。
• See how easy it is to discuss an arranged marriage*?
  看，讨论婚姻有多容易？
• You agreed to an arranged marriage.
  你同意了这个包办婚姻。
• To begin with, it is an arranged marriage for teenagers.
  首先是少年儿童时期的包办婚姻。
• This be an example of the apparent success of arranged marriage.
  这是一例表面看来很成功的包办婚姻。
• He had been trying to rescue a young woman from an arranged marriage to an elderly relative.
  他曾一直设法解救一个因包办婚姻要嫁给年老亲戚的年轻女子。