spouses

英 [ˈspaʊzɪz]

美 [ˈspaʊsəz]

n.  配偶
spouse的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 配偶
  Someone'sspouseis the person they are married to.

双语例句

• They're more comfortable being married than not married and cope with different women being their spouses.
  男性觉得结婚比不结婚更舒服，而且任何类型的女性做配偶，他们都能应付。
• He and his friends went to Philippines to find spouses.
  他和朋友到菲律宾相亲。
• Advisers, subordinates, spouses and friends are simply not as likely to be as engaged or as honest.
  顾问、下属、配偶和朋友，都不会同样地用心或诚实。
• The evolvement of spouses title system has close relation with evolvement of Chinese society and of ethic culture.
  夫妻称谓系统的发展演变与中国社会和伦理文化的发展演变有着密切关系。
• Rotary senior leaders and their spouses applaud participants of the Grand March.
  扶轮资深的领导人和他们的配偶为壮丽的进行曲的参加者鼓掌。
• Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses.
  祗有经男女双方的自由的和完全的同意，才能结婚。
• The essence of the conflict of childbearing right between spouses is the conflict of interest and value.
  夫妻生育权冲突的实质是利益的冲突和价值的冲突。
• People adhere to cultural constraints of monogamy despite being attracted to people other than their spouses.
  尽管除了配偶意外人们还会被别的人所吸引，但人们的行为遵循着一夫一妻制的文化限制。
• Now officials are putting marriage records online so lovers and spouses can check for cheaters.
  现在官方将婚姻记录放在了网上，这样爱人和配偶可以查找出轨者。
• Traditionally, our leaders and, by association, their spouses, were supposed to be aspirational figures.
  传统上讲，我们的领导人（进而联想到他们的配偶）会被想象成有抱负的人物。