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wed

/ˈwɛd/

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verb

Trauen, heiraten

To perform the marriage ceremony for; to join in matrimony.

Examples :

"The priest wed the couple."

Der Priester traute das Paar.

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verb

Heiraten, ehelichen

To take as one's spouse.

Examples :

"She wed her first love."

Sie heiratete ihre erste Liebe.

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verb

Heiraten, ehelichen

To take a spouse.

Examples :

"My friend Maria wed her boyfriend last weekend. "

Meine Freundin Maria hat sich letztes Wochenende mit ihrem Freund verheiratet.

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verb

Heiraten, ehelichen

To join or commit to, more or less permanently, as if in marriage.

Examples :

"My parents wed at a small church in the town square. "

Meine Eltern heirateten in einer kleinen Kirche auf dem Marktplatz.

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verb

Heiraten, ehelichen

To take to oneself and support; to espouse.

Examples :

"My parents wed the cause of environmental protection, volunteering at a local park and raising awareness in their community. "

Meine Eltern heirateten die Sache des Umweltschutzes, indem sie sich in einem örtlichen Park ehrenamtlich engagierten und das Bewusstsein in ihrer Gemeinde schärften.

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verb

Wettschließen, wetten

To wager, stake, bet, place a bet, make a wager.

Examples :

"He wed a significant sum of money on his son's winning the spelling bee. "

Er wettete eine beträchtliche Summe Geldes darauf, dass sein Sohn den Rechtschreibwettbewerb gewinnen würde.

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