fiancée
/fiˈɒn.seɪ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌfiː.ɑːnˈseɪ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌfē-ˌän-ˈsā fē-ˈän-ˌsā/ (ame, mw)
fiancée — 名詞
- fiancéesingular
- fiancéesplural
1. a woman a person plans to marry after they have agreed to do so
未婚妻
已訂婚的女方
a woman a person plans to marry after they have agreed to do so
Rafael introduced his fiancée to his parents over dinner.
Rafael 在晚餐時把未婚妻介紹給父母。
introduce + fiancée to family
After the concert, Eitan walked home with his fiancée and her sister.
演唱會後，Eitan 和未婚妻以及她妹妹一起走回家。
Stephanie and her fiancée are looking for a small apartment near the station.
Stephanie 和她的未婚妻正在車站附近找一間小公寓。
The ring belonged to Jabari's fiancée, who chose it with him in Taipei.
那枚戒指屬於 Jabari 的未婚妻；她是在臺北和他一起挑的。
When Aylin's fiancée got a job in Kaohsiung, they moved south together.
Aylin 的未婚妻在高雄找到工作後，兩人就一起搬到南部。
- bride-to-be
less formal and focused more on the coming wedding day
- partner
more general and does not show clearly that the couple is engaged
- betrothed
formal or literary and uncommon in everyday speech
文法句型
possessive determiner + fiancée
name + 's + fiancée
用法筆記
Usually used before the wedding to talk about a woman who is engaged. After the marriage, the usual word is wife.