couples的例句大全

a process that allows couples to choose the sex of their baby

使夫妇能选择婴儿性别的措施

A number of couples required for participation in a square dance.

参加四对方舞所需的许多对舞伴.

Spouse rights are prime status rights which legitimate couples are entitled to.

配偶权是合法夫妻所享有的一项基本身份权.

It couples the groundwater flow equation with the solute-transport equation.

它把地下水流动方程与溶质输运方程耦合在一起.

Young couples were smooching all over campus after finishing finals.

期末考结束后,年轻爱侣在校园各处热烈拥吻.

More enterprising dancers, singly or in couples , frequently broke into brief improvisations.

更富于想象力的舞蹈者常突然独自或成对作短暂的即兴舞.

...couples of all sexual persuasions.

有各种不同性观念的夫妇们

Around her, couples stroll hand-in-hand, families push strollers, different languages float by, and people alfresco.

在她四周, 情侣手牵手漫步, 一家人推著儿童推车, 不时传来不同的语言, 还有许多人在野餐.

They videotaped hundreds of volunteer couples discussing such things as sex and money.

他把几百名志愿者夫妇关于性和金钱的讨论制作成了录像带.

As of today, same-sex couples may now legally get married in Vermont.

到了今天, 同性 婚姻可能可以合法的在佛蒙特州结婚了.

...just plain vanilla couples like me and Tony...

只是如我和托尼一样的平常夫妇

Today, we no longer gasp when we hear a teenage girl is pregnant or whisper about unmarried couples who live together...

今天，我们听到未成年少女怀孕时不会再感到惊讶，也不会再去私下谈论谁谁未婚同居。

While some 7,000 couples say their wedding vows each day, another 3,300 sign their divorce papers.

每天有近7000对新人誓愿结合, 而同时又有3300对签署离婚书.

Couples across New York are taking advantage of Wednesday's-in-a-lifetime date -- to tie the knot.

全纽约的情侣们都不想错过周三这个 千载难逢 的好日子,纷纷选择在09年9月9日这一天结婚.

Couples may tie the knot as soon as April 24 th.

情侣们最快可以在4月24日喜结连理.

New couples will tie the knot in the beautiful French-style garden within the pavilion.

而当前,新婚夫妇将在国馆的入时的园中喜结良缘.

Some couples see single women as a threat to their relationships...

有些夫妇把单身女人看成是对他们婚姻的威胁。

The rules apply mainly to married , urban couples, with exemptions for ethnic minorities and rural residents.

这个政策仅对城里已婚夫妇起作用, 而对少数民族及乡村居民不起作用.

Veteran litigators-not a sentimental bunch--wept openly as Justice Kennedy announced that same sex couples need no longer "live in loneliness, excluded from one of civilization's oldest institutions."

当肯尼迪大法官（Justice Kennedy）宣布同性伴侣不必再“生活在孤独之中和被排除在人类文明最古老的制度之外”，资深诉讼律师们在众人面前落泪——他们并不是一群多愁善感的人。

But new research suggests roughly two-thirds of couples start out as friends and maintain a platonic2 relationship for long periods before sparking a romance.

但是新研究显示，约三分之二的夫妇或情侣是从朋友开始做起的，在碰撞出爱情火花之前维持了很长一段时间的柏拉图式的关系。