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Перевод: bridegroom

[существительное]
новобрачный ; жених

Тезаурус:

1. Impatiently he watched him lumber blindly down the steep narrow staircase and when the bridegroom reached the bottom, Burden said curtly:
2. I had purposely left it unwashed, stuffing it in a suitcase because I might need to spread it out on my bridegroom's bed in the dark of night.
3. Bridegroom?
4. The Earl of Argyll had made no protest about the change of bridegroom for his daughter.
5. No, top hat and tails have no real use other than to make a nervous bridegroom look even more awkward so that everyone can enjoy his discomfort and, therefore, the wedding.
6. You are called Joan - Joan de Warenne - and you are not going to meet a bridegroom.
7. The hothouse flowers gardenia and stephanotis had to be coaxed and nurtured into flowering for the posies and the bridegroom's buttonhole.
8. Mum said that in the opinion of Gran, it was God's judgement - as whilst the bridegroom was almost sixty years of age, his bride was in her early twenties.
9. His grin wide, he slapped Jack on the back and peered six inches up into the bridegroom's handsome red face.
10. That's because parents in Sylhet seem to think it is a big deal, a real status symbol to get a Biliti Bor (a bridegroom from England)."
11. The attendants were Martina Fosbury, chief bridesmaid; Claire Jones, niece of the bridegroom; Jason Osborn and Mark Higginbottom, nephews of the bride.
12. Alas, thought the lady Alianor, the lass is pining for her young lord! 'TWAS rumoured that Anne Mowbray was not over-pleased with her bridegroom, due to the disparity in their ages.
13. Her father stood behind her, sweating and beaming, and behind the bridegroom stood the Duke, tall and shaggy, holding a long pine branch covered with fresh green cones.