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

• Spouses in Jinan can check each other's property.
  济南新法“夫妻可互查对方财产”。
• 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。
• There has been hatred between brothers, parents and children, sibling rivalry and spouses have failed each other.
  兄弟之间、父母和孩子之间、兄弟姊妹及其配偶之间都存在着仇恨。
• A friend started chatting with one of the spouses.
  有个朋友开始和另一个人的先生聊天。
• 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。
• He and his friends went to Philippines to find spouses.
  他和朋友到菲律宾相亲。
• The political opinions of spouses correlate more closely than their heights
  配偶之间政治观点上的相似度要大于他们身高的相似程度。
• People adhere to cultural constraints of monogamy despite being attracted to people other than their spouses.
  尽管除了配偶意外人们还会被别的人所吸引，但人们的行为遵循着一夫一妻制的文化限制。
• 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。
• Most child abductions are by estranged spouses or partners, or other family members.
  多数儿童绑架案是由分居的配偶、伴侣或者其他家庭成员犯下的。