widowed

英 [英 [ˈwɪdəʊd]]

美 [美 [ˈwɪdoʊd]]

v.  使丧偶

过去式：widowed　 过去分词：widowed　 　 　

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双语例句

• Only indulged wholeheartedly to yesterday the recollection and the attachment, today will be overshadowed, dispirited widowed happy.
  一心只沉溺于对昨天的回忆与眷恋，今天将黯然失色，颓唐寡欢。
• It's really not easy for a widowed mother to rear up four children.
  一个寡母要抚养4个孩子成人确实不易。
• The film follows the lives of one family, the Fangs& a widowed mother, her son who becomes a rich entrepreneur, and the daughter they believe died in Tangshan.
  影片记叙了方家的生活&一位寡居的母亲，儿子成为了一个富有的企业家，女儿被认为死于唐山。
• Pocahontas married the widowed John Rolfe in1614 and bore him a son about nine months later.
  波卡·洪塔斯于1614年与丧偶的约翰·罗尔夫成婚，9个月之后为他生了一个儿子。
• More and more young men are widowed by cancer
  越来越多的青年男子被癌症夺去了妻子。
• First, her father died, leaving her widowed mother supporting the family at the age of 38.
  第一件是，父亲去世了，留下38岁的寡母独自支撑家庭。
• Being married rather than single, divorced or widowed is strongly associated with higher self-declared happiness.
  结婚的人比单身、离异或者丧偶能感受到更多的自我幸福感。
• Many women were widowed by the war.
  战争使许多妇女成为寡妇。
• Imogen stayed with her widowed sister.
  伊莫金和她守寡的姐姐住在一起。
• She put out the word and found five other women who had been widowed between six months and two years.
  她发出了消息，找到了另外五名丧偶六个月至两年时间的女性。