Definition of remarry in English:

remarry

verbremarried, remarrying, remarries riːˈmaririˈmɛri

[no object]

Marry again.
he remarried shortly after his wife's death
Example sentencesExamples
- Widowed and divorced women are pressured to remarry or become dependents in a brother's or married son's household.
- She never remarried, and she said she didn't marry because she wanted to devote attention to us.
- We have conducted debates on issues such as mercy killing and senior citizens remarrying.
- And they have to keep updating it because he keeps remarrying and having more children.
- Their night out together came on the day the Church of England lifted the ban on divorcees remarrying in church.
- We have reconciled and are probably going to remarry.
- Just as your grandma isn't betraying her late husband by remarrying, you would not betray your granddad by befriending this new relative.
- Emma's parents divorced in 1985 and her mother remarried shortly afterwards.
- One solution they are considering is remarrying on the continent, most likely Denmark, and to force the Irish authorities finally to recognise their marriage.
- He has always stated that he has no wish to remarry.
- Some Federal MPs say the plans appear to mean that an ex-partner could prevent their former spouse from remarrying.
- These will include ways to address the priest shortage, speeding up annulment of marriages, and how to resolve the problem of giving Communion to Catholics who divorce and remarry.
- After remarrying, her first husband claimed they had never been divorced.
- The guilty person was not allowed to remarry but the innocent one could get married again.
- I don't believe that they were going to remarry.
- However, divorcees must show their divorce certificates when remarrying.
- He went on to chalk up a string of convictions including housebreaking and armed robbery, before remarrying and fathering another three children.
- Rules banning divorced people from remarrying in church were revoked yesterday by the Church of England.
- The couple have considered remarrying, but Jim is not sure.
- Canadian women tended to marry young and, if widowed, to remarry quickly, unlike their counterparts in France.

Definition of remarry in US English:

remarry

verbriˈmɛrirēˈmerē

[no object]

Marry again.
he remarried shortly after his wife's death
Example sentencesExamples
- Rules banning divorced people from remarrying in church were revoked yesterday by the Church of England.
- Emma's parents divorced in 1985 and her mother remarried shortly afterwards.
- One solution they are considering is remarrying on the continent, most likely Denmark, and to force the Irish authorities finally to recognise their marriage.
- We have conducted debates on issues such as mercy killing and senior citizens remarrying.
- The guilty person was not allowed to remarry but the innocent one could get married again.
- He went on to chalk up a string of convictions including housebreaking and armed robbery, before remarrying and fathering another three children.
- After remarrying, her first husband claimed they had never been divorced.
- Just as your grandma isn't betraying her late husband by remarrying, you would not betray your granddad by befriending this new relative.
- We have reconciled and are probably going to remarry.
- Canadian women tended to marry young and, if widowed, to remarry quickly, unlike their counterparts in France.
- I don't believe that they were going to remarry.
- The couple have considered remarrying, but Jim is not sure.
- However, divorcees must show their divorce certificates when remarrying.
- She never remarried, and she said she didn't marry because she wanted to devote attention to us.
- Their night out together came on the day the Church of England lifted the ban on divorcees remarrying in church.
- Widowed and divorced women are pressured to remarry or become dependents in a brother's or married son's household.
- These will include ways to address the priest shortage, speeding up annulment of marriages, and how to resolve the problem of giving Communion to Catholics who divorce and remarry.
- Some Federal MPs say the plans appear to mean that an ex-partner could prevent their former spouse from remarrying.
- And they have to keep updating it because he keeps remarrying and having more children.
- He has always stated that he has no wish to remarry.

单词	remarry
释义	Definition of remarry in English: remarry verbremarried, remarrying, remarries riːˈmaririˈmɛri [no object] Marry again. he remarried shortly after his wife's death Example sentencesExamples Widowed and divorced women are pressured to remarry or become dependents in a brother's or married son's household. She never remarried, and she said she didn't marry because she wanted to devote attention to us. We have conducted debates on issues such as mercy killing and senior citizens remarrying. And they have to keep updating it because he keeps remarrying and having more children. Their night out together came on the day the Church of England lifted the ban on divorcees remarrying in church. We have reconciled and are probably going to remarry. Just as your grandma isn't betraying her late husband by remarrying, you would not betray your granddad by befriending this new relative. Emma's parents divorced in 1985 and her mother remarried shortly afterwards. One solution they are considering is remarrying on the continent, most likely Denmark, and to force the Irish authorities finally to recognise their marriage. He has always stated that he has no wish to remarry. Some Federal MPs say the plans appear to mean that an ex-partner could prevent their former spouse from remarrying. These will include ways to address the priest shortage, speeding up annulment of marriages, and how to resolve the problem of giving Communion to Catholics who divorce and remarry. After remarrying, her first husband claimed they had never been divorced. The guilty person was not allowed to remarry but the innocent one could get married again. I don't believe that they were going to remarry. However, divorcees must show their divorce certificates when remarrying. He went on to chalk up a string of convictions including housebreaking and armed robbery, before remarrying and fathering another three children. Rules banning divorced people from remarrying in church were revoked yesterday by the Church of England. The couple have considered remarrying, but Jim is not sure. Canadian women tended to marry young and, if widowed, to remarry quickly, unlike their counterparts in France. Definition of remarry in US English: remarry verbriˈmɛrirēˈmerē [no object] Marry again. he remarried shortly after his wife's death Example sentencesExamples Rules banning divorced people from remarrying in church were revoked yesterday by the Church of England. Emma's parents divorced in 1985 and her mother remarried shortly afterwards. One solution they are considering is remarrying on the continent, most likely Denmark, and to force the Irish authorities finally to recognise their marriage. We have conducted debates on issues such as mercy killing and senior citizens remarrying. The guilty person was not allowed to remarry but the innocent one could get married again. He went on to chalk up a string of convictions including housebreaking and armed robbery, before remarrying and fathering another three children. After remarrying, her first husband claimed they had never been divorced. Just as your grandma isn't betraying her late husband by remarrying, you would not betray your granddad by befriending this new relative. We have reconciled and are probably going to remarry. Canadian women tended to marry young and, if widowed, to remarry quickly, unlike their counterparts in France. I don't believe that they were going to remarry. The couple have considered remarrying, but Jim is not sure. However, divorcees must show their divorce certificates when remarrying. She never remarried, and she said she didn't marry because she wanted to devote attention to us. Their night out together came on the day the Church of England lifted the ban on divorcees remarrying in church. Widowed and divorced women are pressured to remarry or become dependents in a brother's or married son's household. These will include ways to address the priest shortage, speeding up annulment of marriages, and how to resolve the problem of giving Communion to Catholics who divorce and remarry. Some Federal MPs say the plans appear to mean that an ex-partner could prevent their former spouse from remarrying. And they have to keep updating it because he keeps remarrying and having more children. He has always stated that he has no wish to remarry.
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