Definition of married name in English:

married name

noun

A surname that a person takes after marriage, traditionally a husband’s surname taken by his wife.
both books were published under her married name
Example sentencesExamples
- "My married name is Lancaster but I was born Smith," she said.
- Were you not told you couldn't work under your married name?
- Carter, also known by her married name, Connelly, passed herself off as a doctor, a psychologist, and a minister.
- Those who have moved out of the area are more difficult to locate, as are the girls who now have married names.
- Now, with a lot of junk mail, she gets two pieces - one in her maiden name, one in her married name.
- My mother kept her married name after divorce because she was working in journalism at the time and it made a better by-line.
- So she used her married name at work.
- On other occasions she had also used her single name and her married name.
- You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else.

Definition of married name in US English:

married name

noun

A surname that a person takes after marriage, traditionally a husband’s surname taken by his wife.
both books were published under her married name
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, with a lot of junk mail, she gets two pieces - one in her maiden name, one in her married name.
- You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else.
- Were you not told you couldn't work under your married name?
- Those who have moved out of the area are more difficult to locate, as are the girls who now have married names.
- "My married name is Lancaster but I was born Smith," she said.
- On other occasions she had also used her single name and her married name.
- So she used her married name at work.
- Carter, also known by her married name, Connelly, passed herself off as a doctor, a psychologist, and a minister.
- My mother kept her married name after divorce because she was working in journalism at the time and it made a better by-line.

单词	married name
释义	Definition of married name in English: married name noun A surname that a person takes after marriage, traditionally a husband’s surname taken by his wife. both books were published under her married name Example sentencesExamples "My married name is Lancaster but I was born Smith," she said. Were you not told you couldn't work under your married name? Carter, also known by her married name, Connelly, passed herself off as a doctor, a psychologist, and a minister. Those who have moved out of the area are more difficult to locate, as are the girls who now have married names. Now, with a lot of junk mail, she gets two pieces - one in her maiden name, one in her married name. My mother kept her married name after divorce because she was working in journalism at the time and it made a better by-line. So she used her married name at work. On other occasions she had also used her single name and her married name. You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else. Definition of married name in US English: married name noun A surname that a person takes after marriage, traditionally a husband’s surname taken by his wife. both books were published under her married name Example sentencesExamples Now, with a lot of junk mail, she gets two pieces - one in her maiden name, one in her married name. You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else. Were you not told you couldn't work under your married name? Those who have moved out of the area are more difficult to locate, as are the girls who now have married names. "My married name is Lancaster but I was born Smith," she said. On other occasions she had also used her single name and her married name. So she used her married name at work. Carter, also known by her married name, Connelly, passed herself off as a doctor, a psychologist, and a minister. My mother kept her married name after divorce because she was working in journalism at the time and it made a better by-line.
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