Matrimonios (en. Marriages)
/ma.tɾi.mo.njos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Legal and formal relationship between two people who commit to living together.
Marriages are usually celebrated in a religious or civil ceremony.
Los matrimonios suelen celebrarse en una ceremonia religiosa o civil.
Institution that regulates coexistence and rights between two spouses.
Marriage is an institution that has changed throughout history.
El matrimonio es una institución que ha cambiado a lo largo de la historia.
Bond established with the aim of forming a family.
Modern marriages can take different forms and structures.
Los matrimonios modernos pueden adoptar diferentes formas y estructuras.
Etymology
From Latin 'matrimonium', which means 'state of being a mother'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
same-sex marriage
a type of marriage that recognizes equal rights for all couples, regardless of their sexual orientation.
matrimonio igualitario
marriage of convenience
a marriage conducted for economic or social reasons rather than love.
matrimonio por conveniencia
wedding ring
a ring that symbolizes the commitment between spouses.
anillo de matrimonio
Related Words
spouse
Person who is married to another.
cónyuge
divorce
Dissolution of marriage.
divorcio
engagement
Promise of marriage or agreement to be together.
compromiso
Slang Meanings
Paper marriage
It is said that some marriages are just paper marriages to obtain tax benefits.
Se dice que algunos matrimonios son solo matrimonios de papel para obtener beneficios fiscales.
Convenience marriage
She entered into a marriage of convenience to obtain citizenship.
Ella entró en un matrimonio de conveniencia para conseguir la ciudadanía.