spouses

英 [ˈspaʊzɪz]

美 [ˈspaʊsəz]

n.  配偶
spouse的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 配偶
  Someone'sspouseis the person they are married to.

双语例句

• At the last minute, I threw them a curve ball by saying, 'We're going to bring spouses'.
  在最后一刻，我给他们出了一个难题，说：“我们要带家属来。”
• They allow the expectations of parents or spouses or children or teachers or friends to control their lives.
  他们让父母或妻子或孩子或老师或朋友的期望控制了他们的生活。
• Pranksters and mischievous users crush their best friends. Romantics also send messages to their lovers or spouses.
  有了这项应用，那些搞怪一族及喜好恶作剧的用户们就可以去暗恋自己的好友了。而喜好浪漫的人们也可以给恋人和伴侣发去信息。
• Future bosses and spouses may not be so patient with this behavior.
  孩子今后的老板和配偶对这种行为可能就没有那么大的耐心了。
• Husbands and wives remarry, thinking their spouses are dead.
  认为自己的配偶早已死去的丈夫和妻子们都已再婚。
• Traditionally, our leaders and, by association, their spouses, were supposed to be aspirational figures.
  传统上讲，我们的领导人（进而联想到他们的配偶）会被想象成有抱负的人物。
• The research could have implications for future spouses as well as their offspring.
  该研究对即将组成夫妻的年轻人以及他们的后代有一定意义。
• The relationship between the spouses is not confined to a relationship of a leader and subject.
  夫妻关系并不局限于领导与下属之间的关系。
• We confront the death of our parents and our spouses.
  我们要面对父母和配偶的死亡。
• They're more comfortable being married than not married and cope with different women being their spouses.
  男性觉得结婚比不结婚更舒服，而且任何类型的女性做配偶，他们都能应付。