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Meanings of marry in English

Portuguese
casar-se
Catalan
casar-se
Spanish
enlazarse

Take in marriage.

      casar-se
      Portuguese
      casar
      Spanish
      casar

      Perform a marriage ceremony.

            casar
            Usage of marry in English
            1
            She came to Northern Ireland a long time ago to marry him.
            The Irish Times
            2
            Sometimes they would marry in the house; that was in the winter.
            Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
            3
            Impossible; she'd given her word to marry him-forbetter or for worse.
            The devil she knows
            4
            But their family or the girl's family refused to let them marry.
            A duty to the dead
            5
            Daniel O'Donnell has announced that he plans to marry later this year.
            The Irish Times
            6
            Sure, sure, he thought, but would you let your sister marry one?
            I Am Legend
            7
            Of course she would not marry him; she did not love him.
            Romancing miss bronte: a novel
            8
            She could marry Jake tomorrow and feel absolutely confident in their future.
            Foul play
            9
            I certainly didn't want to marry any of those mannerless young whelps.
            The penelopiad
            10
            My father was right when he said I shouldn't marry a Yankee.
            The irish devil
            11
            She was of good family and scheduled to marry someone properly eligible.
            The new yorker
            12
            We'll step out on the planet, and we'll marry the new home.
            Anvil of stars
            13
            Women were expected to marry their love interest as soon as possible.
            The Guardian
            14
            They said the widows wanted to marry them, which was not true.
            Escape
            15
            I think that is a very personal question, will you marry me.
            The new yorker
            16
            The dear rector of course would marry them in this simple manner.
            Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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            Marry through the time
            Marry across language varieties
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