the couples的意思

the couples中文翻譯：

小兩口

一對

這對夫婦

相似詞語短語

couples───n.夫妻；一對，一雙；[數][力]力偶（couple的復數）；v.連接；交配（couple的第三人稱單數形式）

couples resorts───情侶度假村

couples court───夫妻法庭

czech couples───捷克夫婦

couples costumes───情侶裝

couples therapy───伴侶治療

young couples───青年夫婦

couples retreat───夫妻休養

power couples───模范夫妻；強強聯合；超級情侶（電視劇名：PowerCouple）

雙語使用場景

The couples who wanted kids saw us as their future.───想要孩子的夫妻從我們身上看到了他們的未來。

This represents only a fraction of the couples who want a divorce.───這只代表了小部分想離婚的夫婦。

Half of the couples had been together for at least 25 years.───有一半的夫婦共同生活了至少25年。

"But it looks so far like the couples who touch more are reporting more satisfaction in the relationship, " he said.───“但目前看來，接觸更多的夫婦在相處中更加滿意。”他說。

The couples were seated only a few rows apart but didn't speak during the show. They also managed to avoid one another on the red carpet.───兩隊座位僅隔幾排，但是全程他們沒講一句話。在紅地毯上他們也是刻意避開對方。

Five years later they followed up 1, 074 of the couples to see which had separated.───五年之后，研究人員又回訪了其中的1074對，看哪些人已經分手。

the rain on that day was the yearning tears for the couples who haven't seen each other for a year.───這個雨是那些有一年沒見過面的夫妻流下的思念的淚水

Five years later, they followed up 1, 000 of the couples to see which had lasted.───五年之后，他們對1,000對夫妻進行了追蹤采訪，看看哪些堅持到了最后。

The unspoken difficulty in both of the couples was that all of the partners involved were also angry and frustrated at one another.───在這些夫婦中不言而喻的困難就是所有的配偶都對另一半很不滿，心情很失落。

英語使用場景

Contraceptive methods enable the couples to space out their children.

The couples property form regulated by the present Matrimonial Property Regimes is mostly about the corporeal property, while the intangible property is neglected.

Almost a quarter of the couples had engaged in no activity together with people from outside the household.

The couples were put into three groups depending on the DNA of the men: men without the gene mutation, men with one copy of the mutant gene and men with both copies of the mutation.

To begin, all the couples involved apparently had the flexibility to accept a dramatic role reversal.

The couples in this book all found creative alternatives to the family-nullifying lives that awaited nearly every one of them.

The couples lead a cat-and-dog life.

Eighty-five percent of the couples interviewed in a 1990 study of college students reported that one or both partners had lied about past relationships or recent indiscretions.

The couples can enjoy half-price rent, free water and electricity as well as the many blessings of friendship.