prenup

/pree-nuhp/US // priˈnʌp //UK // (ˈpriːˌnʌp) //

婚前协议,婚前契约,婚前协议书,婚前协定

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n.名词 noun

Fans are urging her to consider a prenup as her conservatorship battle continues.
In those stories, David accused Susanne of trying to get out of her prenup by claiming that she was disabled and couldn’t work.
Moulding is currently helping a divorcing couple work through the conditions of a prenup they wrote before DOMA was reversed.
A prenup, if they signed one, would clarify matters further and could shield them from the communal-property laws.
Prenup or no, this does not seem like a union headed for a tabloid demise.
The Berlusconis reportedly did not sign a prenup when they married in 1990, 10 years after they met.