unmarried

形容词未婚的，独身的，单身的

动词离婚(unmarry的过去分词)

形容词

1. 未婚：已婚的长辈(married elder)给未婚(unmarried)的亲戚红包是华人在农历新年的传统(tradition). 我们把红包丢(throw)在树上,希望能得到好(good luck). 我们看很多龙(Dragon)在跳舞.这是很有意思. 我吃很多鲜美的食物.

2. 未婚的,独身的,-俺妈未-俺妈未未婚的：wolf-狼,-饿虎-饿虎扑狼 | unmarried-未婚的,独身的,-俺妈未-俺妈未未婚的 | youth-青春<<有时>>青春有时间限制的

3. 未婚的：unmanageable child 难应付的儿童 | unmarried 未婚的 | unmeaning 无意义的

4. 未婚的/独身的：uncommon不普通的/罕见的 | unmarried未婚的/独身的 | unknown不知名的/不知道的

1. 未婚的
    Someone who is unmarried is not married.

    e.g. They refused to rent an apartment to an unmarried couple.
           他们拒绝把公寓租给未婚情侣。

1. And now Nicole and husband to be Keith Urban are taking a cue from Angelina and unmarried boyfriend Brad Pitt.

2. Curiously, fewer women than men believed that married people were happier than unmarried people.

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3. Dating tours - excursions that offer a chance for romance - are growing in popularity among China's legion of unmarried and overworked office employees.

4. I think most people judge unmarried women who are not virgins or divorced women very differently than men of the same status.

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5. What began as small groups of parents meeting to exchange information about their unmarried children has been drawing more young people in recent years.

6. The new marriage registration regulations now allow couples to marry without a health examination or a letter from their employers testifying to their unmarried status.

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7. The new regulations allow couples to marry without a health examination or a letter from their employers testifying to their unmarried status now.

8. Being married appears to raise the life expectancy of both men and women above those that are unmarried.

9. " People have the impression that teens and unmarried mothers are synonymous, " said Stephanie Ventura of the National Center for Health Statistics.

10. And in America, unmarried couples now outnumber married ones for the first time.

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