wed

• Substantivo que designa o ato de contrair matrimônio ou a cerimônia de casamento, embora no inglês moderno seja raramente usado como substantivo e soe arcaico ou poético.

A noun referring to the act of getting married or a marriage ceremony, though it is rarely used as a noun in modern English and is considered somewhat archaic or poetic.

1. Marriage ceremonyB2formal

   A formal union of two people in marriage; a wedding.

   Casamento

   • The wed was held in a small chapel.
   • They celebrated their wed with a grand reception.
   • The wed took place at sunset on the beach.

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de se casar ou unir em matrimônio; também pode significar unir duas pessoas em casamento.

A verb used to indicate the act of marrying or joining in matrimony.

verbo irregular

1. MarryB2formal

   To get married to someone.

   Casar

   • They wed in a small ceremony last spring.
   • The couple wed after a long engagement.
   • He wed his childhood sweetheart.

   Sinônimosespousemarry

   Antônimosdivorcepartseparate

2. Unite or combineC1formal

   To join or combine two things closely together.

   Unir

   • The design weds form and function perfectly.
   • The project weds traditional techniques with modern technology.
   • Her speech wedded humor with serious insight.

   Sinônimosbondcombineconnectfusejoinlinkmergeunite

   Antônimosdisjoindividepartseparatesplit