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Definition of spouse in English: spousenoun spaʊzspaʊs A husband or wife, considered in relation to their partner. 配偶（指丈夫或妻子） Example sentencesExamples - Explaining our extended family relationship to the children and our spouses was the source of great amusement.
- The characters continued to cheat on their spouses, let money become their obsession, and debated the American dream for the hopes of one day obtaining happiness.
- For example, don't give in to pressure from spouses, relatives, friends.
- At the guesthouse that evening the head of the university foreign affairs office and his secretary come to talk to all foreign teachers and their spouses.
- It is common for customers' husbands or wives to pick up pieces to surprise their spouses when they get home.
- And why do people cheat when they love their spouse and feel little or nothing for their extramarital partners?
- Some calls to spouses later, and the rest was history.
- The man feels that his spouse is slipping away from him, while she feels unable to penetrate his world.
- The practice involves commissioning studio portraits of prospective brides for presentation to potential spouses.
- Rather it is their spouses and children who suffer terribly if not unbearably.
- I do have a lot of sympathy for the unfamous spouse who is asked to step out of the frame during red-carpet photo calls.
- What do you do when you meet the spouse of the person your spouse is having an affair with?
- ‘Several chose their spouses, two chose students, and one chose an ex-student,’ said Pearson.
- Money and human relationships are cut off for children, spouses, younger brothers and sisters, mothers, fathers and other relatives.
- This said, of course, while the two spouses are looking in opposite directions in the dark.
- One spouse may be under 55 as long as the other spouse is at least 55 years old.
- The employed spouse is allowed to make an IRA contribution on behalf of a non-working spouse or a spouse who has little income.
- Before we leave, we each take back our stone with our spouse's name written on it.
- They took the plunge as entrepreneurial spouses in 1999 and now have a 27-employee company with $3 million in sales.
- There is no doubt that Russell made a mess of his relations with his spouses and children.
Synonyms husband, wife, partner, mate, consort informal better half, other half, old man, old woman, old lady, hubby, missis, missus, wifey, WAGs (wives and girlfriends) British informal dutch, trouble and strife, her indoors dated lady archaic helpmate, helpmeet
OriginMiddle English: from Old French spous(e), variant of espous(e), from Latin sponsus (masculine), sponsa (feminine), past participles of spondere 'betroth'. Rhymesdouse, dowse, Gauss, grouse, house, Klaus, louse, Manaus, mouse, nous, Rouse, souse, Strauss Definition of spouse in US English: spousenoun A husband or wife, considered in relation to their partner. 配偶（指丈夫或妻子） Example sentencesExamples - There is no doubt that Russell made a mess of his relations with his spouses and children.
- I do have a lot of sympathy for the unfamous spouse who is asked to step out of the frame during red-carpet photo calls.
- Before we leave, we each take back our stone with our spouse's name written on it.
- Money and human relationships are cut off for children, spouses, younger brothers and sisters, mothers, fathers and other relatives.
- One spouse may be under 55 as long as the other spouse is at least 55 years old.
- It is common for customers' husbands or wives to pick up pieces to surprise their spouses when they get home.
- The characters continued to cheat on their spouses, let money become their obsession, and debated the American dream for the hopes of one day obtaining happiness.
- And why do people cheat when they love their spouse and feel little or nothing for their extramarital partners?
- What do you do when you meet the spouse of the person your spouse is having an affair with?
- For example, don't give in to pressure from spouses, relatives, friends.
- At the guesthouse that evening the head of the university foreign affairs office and his secretary come to talk to all foreign teachers and their spouses.
- Some calls to spouses later, and the rest was history.
- They took the plunge as entrepreneurial spouses in 1999 and now have a 27-employee company with $3 million in sales.
- The man feels that his spouse is slipping away from him, while she feels unable to penetrate his world.
- The practice involves commissioning studio portraits of prospective brides for presentation to potential spouses.
- ‘Several chose their spouses, two chose students, and one chose an ex-student,’ said Pearson.
- This said, of course, while the two spouses are looking in opposite directions in the dark.
- The employed spouse is allowed to make an IRA contribution on behalf of a non-working spouse or a spouse who has little income.
- Rather it is their spouses and children who suffer terribly if not unbearably.
- Explaining our extended family relationship to the children and our spouses was the source of great amusement.
Synonyms husband, wife, partner, mate, consort
OriginMiddle English: from Old French spous(e), variant of espous(e), from Latin sponsus (masculine), sponsa (feminine), past participles of spondere ‘betroth’. |