柯林斯英汉双解大词典
intermarry /ˌɪntəˈmærɪ/ ( intermarrying, intermarried, intermarries )
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V-RECIP When people from different social, racial, or religious groups intermarry, they marry each other. You can also say that one group intermarries with another group. 通婚
例：They were allowed to intermarry.
他们被允许通婚。
例：Some of the traders settled and intermarried with local women.
一些贸易者定居下来并与当地妇女通婚。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Some of the traders settled and intermarried with local women.
一些贸易者定居下来并与当地妇女通婚。
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Members of some ancient RACES intermarried with their own sisters.
一些古代种族的成员与他们自己的姐妹们通婚。
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When the Spanish first came to Mexico, they intermarried with and absorbed the culture of the indigenous Indians.
当西班牙人率先来到墨西哥时，他们与土著印第安人通婚，并吸收他们的文化。
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These are linguistic terms. But of course, the people who spoke them, especially in the early years, tended to be part of a relatively narrow collection of people, who intermarried with each other chiefly, and therefore developed common cultural characteristics.
这时的希腊语主要是一些语意项,不过当然,那些讲希腊语的人,特别是在早期,是一个相对小范围的人群,他们主要在族群内部通婚,由此,发展出相近的文化特征
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