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I. wed·ded [ˈwedɪd] ADJ
1. wedded attr, inv:
wedded
wedded
wedded bliss
Eheglück nt <-(e)s> kein pl
2. wedded präd übtr (obstinately cling to):
to be wedded to sth activity, idea
sich Akk etw Dat verschrieben haben
II. wed·ded [ˈwedɪd] VERB
wedded Past, Part Perf of wed
I. wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed]> [wed] VERB trans
1. wed form dated (marry):
to wed sb
jdn ehelichen scherzh veraltend
to wed sb
sich Akk mit jdm vermählen geh
2. wed übtr (unite):
to wed sth and sth
etw mit etw Dat vereinen
II. wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed]> [wed] VERB intr
I. wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed]> [wed] VERB trans
1. wed form dated (marry):
to wed sb
jdn ehelichen scherzh veraltend
to wed sb
sich Akk mit jdm vermählen geh
2. wed übtr (unite):
to wed sth and sth
etw mit etw Dat vereinen
II. wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed]> [wed] VERB intr
ˈnev·er-wed ADJ attr, inv
Wed SUBST
Wed Abkürzung von Wednesday
we'd [wi:d, wid]
we'd = we had/we would, have , would
would [wʊd] VERB Aux
1. would (in indirect speech):
2. would (to express condition):
3. would (to express inclination):
4. would (polite request):
5. would (expressing opinion):
6. would (express regularity):
7. would poet liter (expresses a wish):
I. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] VERB Aux
1. have (forming past tenses):
2. have (experience):
3. have (render):
4. have (must):
to have[or have got] to do sth
5. have form (if):
had I/she/he etc. done sth, ...
hätte ich/sie/er etc. etw getan, ...
had I/she/he etc. done sth, ...
II. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] VERB trans
1. have:
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth (possess)
etw haben
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth (own)
etw haben [o. besitzen]
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] the time (know the time)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] the time (know the time)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] the time (have enough time)
2. have (suffer from):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth illness, symptom
etw haben
3. have (feel):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth
etw haben
4. have (engage in):
to have a nap [or ugs snooze]
schwimmen <schwamm, geschwommen>
5. have (consume):
to have sth
etw zu sich Dat nehmen
6. have (experience):
7. have (receive):
okay, her [o. rüber] damit! ugs
to let sb have sth back
jdm etw zurückgeben
8. have (receive persons):
jdn zu [o. auf] Besuch haben
9. have (feature):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth
etw haben
10. have (exhibit):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth
etw haben [o. aufweisen]
11. have (comprise):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth
etw haben
12. have (have learned):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth
etw haben
13. have (think):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth idea, plan, reason, suggestion
etw haben
14. have (be obliged):
to have [or esp Brit, Aus have got] to do sth
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth to do
15. have (give birth to):
16. have (render):
to have [or esp Brit, Aus have got] the radio/TV on
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth ready (finish)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sth ready (to hand)
17. have (induce):
to have sb do sth
jdn [dazu] veranlassen, etw zu tun
to have sb/sth doing sth
jdn/etw dazu bringen, etw zu tun
18. have (request):
to have sb do sth
jdn [darum] bitten, etw zu tun
19. have (find):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sb/sth
jdn/etw [gefunden] haben
20. have (place):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sb/sth somewhere
jdn/etw irgendwo haben
21. have (hold):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sb/sth by sth she had the dog by the ears
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sb by the throat
22. have ugs! (have sex with):
to have sb
23. have ugs (deceive):
24. have ugs (confound):
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] sb
25. have esp Am ugs (indulge):
sich Dat etw gönnen [o. genehmen]
Wendungen:
to not have any [of it] ugs
to not have sb/sth doing sth
nicht erlauben [o. zulassen] , dass jd/etw etw tut
mit etw Dat fertig sein
dran ugs [o. sl geliefert] sein
to have had it with sb/sth ugs
to have had it with sb/sth ugs
jdn/etw satthaben
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] nothing on sb ugs (be less able)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] nothing on sb ugs (be less able)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] nothing on sb (lack evidence)
to have[or esp Brit, Aus have got] nothing on sb (lack evidence)
III. have [hæv, həv] SUBST ugs
I. ˈnew·ly-wed, Am usu ˈnew·ly·wed SUBST
Jungverheiratete(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n>
Neuvermählte(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n> BRD geh
II. ˈnew·ly-wed, Am usu ˈnew·ly·wed SUBST modifier
neu vermählt geh BRD
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Englisch
Englisch
to wed sb liter
wed dated
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On that particular day, his newly-wed wife did not allow him to sleep.
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However, not many people noticed the friction between the newly-wed couple apart from a few devoted fans.
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I started laughing like anything and my newly-wed husband almost choked laughing!
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