bridegrooms

英 [ˈbraɪdgrʊmz]

美 [ˈbraɪdˌgrumz]

n.  新郎; 即将(或刚刚)结婚的男子
bridegroom的复数

柯林斯词典

• 新郎
  Abridegroomis a man who is getting married.

双语例句

• The daughters of Danaus, who at their father's command murdered their bridegrooms on their wedding night and were condemned in Hades to pour water eternally into a leaky vessel.
  达那伊得斯姐妹：达那俄斯的女儿们，听命于父亲，在新婚之夜杀死了她们的新郎，被罚入地狱里永不停息地用渗漏的工具取水。
• This year, many bridegrooms are likely to screen the short movies to impress attendees.
  今年，许多新郎会放映短片来给参加者留下印象。
• It can be applied to bridegrooms too.
  同时，这一称呼也可用语新郎。
• Now brides and bridegrooms can have more influence.
  现在新娘和新郎说话也比较算数了。
• The combination of being an experienced hairdresser and knowing how to do commercial make-up for brides and bridegrooms made her much in demand.
  她既是一个有经验的发型师，也懂得做新郎新娘的化装生意，这就使得她颇受欢迎。