| 释义 | affianceenUK
 af·fi·anceA0121400 (ə-fī′əns)tr.v. af·fi·anced, af·fi·anc·ing, af·fi·anc·es  To bind in a pledge of marriage; betroth.[From Middle English affiaunce, assurance, from Old French, from affier, to trust to, from Medieval Latin affīdāre : Latin ad-, ad- + Latin fīdus, faithful; see bheidh- in Indo-European roots.]
 affiance(əˈfaɪəns) vb (tr) to bind (a person or oneself) in a promise of marriage; betrothnarchaic a solemn pledge, esp a marriage contract[C14: via Old French from Medieval Latin affīdāre to trust (oneself) to, from fīdāre to trust, from fīdus faithful]af•fi•ance(əˈfaɪ əns)
 v.  -anced, -anc•ing,
 n.  v.t.    1.  to pledge by promise of marriage; betroth.  n. Archaic.    2.  a pledging of faith, as a marriage contract.    3.  trust; confidence.  [1300–50; Middle English < Middle French afiance=afi(er) to pledge faith, declare on oath, betroth (< Medieval Latin affīdāre=af- af- + *fīdāre, for Latin fīdere to trust; see confide) + -ance -ance]
 affiancePast participle: affianced
 Gerund: affiancing
 
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 | affiance |  | affiance | 
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 | I affiance |  | you affiance |  | he/she/it affiances |  | we affiance |  | you affiance |  | they affiance | 
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 | I affianced |  | you affianced |  | he/she/it affianced |  | we affianced |  | you affianced |  | they affianced | 
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 | I am affiancing |  | you are affiancing |  | he/she/it is affiancing |  | we are affiancing |  | you are affiancing |  | they are affiancing | 
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 | I have affianced |  | you have affianced |  | he/she/it has affianced |  | we have affianced |  | you have affianced |  | they have affianced | 
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 | I was affiancing |  | you were affiancing |  | he/she/it was affiancing |  | we were affiancing |  | you were affiancing |  | they were affiancing | 
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 | I had affianced |  | you had affianced |  | he/she/it had affianced |  | we had affianced |  | you had affianced |  | they had affianced | 
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 | I will affiance |  | you will affiance |  | he/she/it will affiance |  | we will affiance |  | you will affiance |  | they will affiance | 
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 | I will have affianced |  | you will have affianced |  | he/she/it will have affianced |  | we will have affianced |  | you will have affianced |  | they will have affianced | 
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 | I will be affiancing |  | you will be affiancing |  | he/she/it will be affiancing |  | we will be affiancing |  | you will be affiancing |  | they will be affiancing | 
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 | I have been affiancing |  | you have been affiancing |  | he/she/it has been affiancing |  | we have been affiancing |  | you have been affiancing |  | they have been affiancing | 
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 | I will have been affiancing |  | you will have been affiancing |  | he/she/it will have been affiancing |  | we will have been affiancing |  | you will have been affiancing |  | they will have been affiancing | 
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 | I had been affiancing |  | you had been affiancing |  | he/she/it had been affiancing |  | we had been affiancing |  | you had been affiancing |  | they had been affiancing | 
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 | I would affiance |  | you would affiance |  | he/she/it would affiance |  | we would affiance |  | you would affiance |  | they would affiance | 
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 | I would have affianced |  | you would have affianced |  | he/she/it would have affianced |  | we would have affianced |  | you would have affianced |  | they would have affianced | 
 Translations| Verb | 1. |  affiance - give to in marriage betroth, plight, engagevow - make a vow; promise; "He vowed never to drink alcohol again" | 
 AffianceenUK
 AFFIANCE, contracts. From affidare or dare fidem, to give a pledge. Aplighting of troth between a man and woman. Litt. s. 39. Pothier, Traite duMariage, n. 24, defines it to be a an agreement by which a man and a womanpromise each other that they will marry together. This word is used by someauthors as synonymous with marriage. Co. Litt. 34, a, note 2. See Dig. 23, 1Code 5, 1, 4; Extrav. 4, 1. affianceenUK
 Synonyms for affianceverb give to in marriageSynonymsRelated Words |