dowry / ˈdaʊ ri /

⚽高中词汇嫁妆陪嫁嫁资嫁妝

dowry 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural dow·ries.

  1. Also dower. the money, goods, or estate that a wife brings to her husband at marriage.
  2. Archaic. a widow's dower.
  3. a natural gift, endowment, talent, etc.

dowry 近义词

dowry

等同于 dower

dowry 的近义词 4
dowry 的反义词 4
dowry

等同于 circumstances

dowry

等同于 heritage

更多dowry例句

  1. After his father’s health deteriorated, Faruqui assumed still greater responsibilities—his three sisters had to be married, and weddings meant dowries.
  2. I found that these women often give consent to these marriages to escape poverty and the burden of dowry.
  3. Assam and West Bengal, meanwhile, are known as “source states” – localities struggling with poverty, the aftermath of natural disasters and the burden of the dowry system.
  4. Each successful hit contributes to a virtual “anti dowry fund.”
  5. Once the dowry has been cashed, there is no financial reason to keep the wife around.
  6. The woman is a commodity to make money—the dowry becomes a business transaction.
  7. The full document is quoted in a new book by Avi Raz, The Bride and the Dowry, complete with the typing errors I then made.
  8. The groom has to give the bride a dowry to make the contract valid, and that dowry is for her and her alone to use as she wishes.
  9. He tried to marry his daughter without a dowry to some man who was intoxicated with nobility.
  10. In 1838 he married the daughter of Moreau (de l'Oise), who brought him a very large dowry.
  11. Give them a suitable dowry, take care of them, and speak to them always like a friend.
  12. This money she used as a dowry and it aided in consummating her marriage with Cerizet.
  13. Her family—that of the bourgeoisie of Nancy—fooled Castanier about the size of her dowry and her "expectations."