prenuptial
英 [priː'nʌpʃ(ə)l]
美
- adj. 婚礼前的；结婚前的；交配前的
英英释义
- 1. relating to events before a marriage;
- "prenuptial agreement"
实用场景例句
- I think they got some sort of prenuptial agreement in place.
- 我想他们之间应该有某种婚前协议.
电影对白
- These days many couples a prenuptial agreement to protect their assets.
- 现今有很多对配偶签订婚前协议书来保护自己的资产.
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- Of course , it is uneasy for both a prenuptial agreement.
- 所以女方观点在一定程度上是对的.
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- Therefore , it is smart and realistic for bride to accept a prenuptial agreement.
- 所以女方应该现实一点,接受婚前财产公证.
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- Personally, I believe it is essential to establish a prenuptial agreement prior to the marriage.
- 我个人认为婚前财产公证是必要的.
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- Many Hollywood stars ask their partner to sign a prenuptial agreement when they get engaged.
- 很多好莱坞明星在订婚时,都会要求对方签署一份婚前协议.
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- There is growing concern about the increase in the number of prenuptial agreements.
- 婚前协议的增加受到了越来越多的关注.
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双语例句
- 1. I think they got some sort of prenuptial agreement in place.
- 我想他们之间应该有某种婚前协议.
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- 2. These days many couples a prenuptial agreement to protect their assets.
- 现今有很多对配偶签订婚前协议书来保护自己的资产.
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- 3. Of course , it is uneasy for both a prenuptial agreement.
- 所以女方观点在一定程度上是对的.
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- 4. Another problem a prenuptial agreement signed under pressure.
- 那种迫于压力签订的婚前协议也是一个问题.
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- 5. Prenuptial agreements seem fashionable in the West.
- 在西方,婚前协议似乎很流行.
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英文词源
- prenuptial (adj.)
- 1826, from pre- + nuptial. Prenuptial agreement first recorded 1833.