marriage licence {Br£) {NAmE 'marriage license)
noun 1 a document that
allows two people to get married 结婚许可证 2
(C/S) = MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
marriage lines noun [p!.] {especially BrE,
informal)
an official document which shows that two people are married; a marriage
certificate 结婚证（书）:.
marriage of con venience noun a marriage that is made
for practical, financial or political reasons and not because the two people
love each-other l 电!予实际
需要、金钱或政治原因的）权宜婚姻
mar.ried
0*w /'maerid/
flf//
1 having a husband or wife.‘ 已婚的a married
man/woman已婚男子/女子Is he married?他结婚If 吗，◊ a ftappify married coup〖e —对幸福结合的恍偭'◊
She’s married to Jo/m.她嫁给，约瀚。' RacheZ
and
Dav〖d
are getting married on Saturday•雷切尔和戴维将
在星期六结婚。◊ Jfow Zong have you been married?你 结婚多长时间了？ praa UNMARRIED 2 [only
before noun] connected with marriage 婚姻的；结婚的：Are you enjoying married h/e?你喜欢你.的婚姻生活吗？ ◊
Her married name (— the family name of
her husband) is Jones.她婚后随夫姓琼斯。3〜to sth very involved in sth so that you have no time
for other activities or interests专心（吁某事）；全神贯注'(于某事）：My
brother is married to his/ob.拜:弟秦一心炒在工作上。
mar-row /'maerau; NAmE -rou/ noun 1 [U] - bone marrow 2 (8r£) [U, C] a large vegetable that grows on
the ground. Marrows are long and thick with dark green skin and white flesh.西.葫芦_ — pictui;e.c> page R19
marrow-bone /'maeraubaun; NAmE 'maBrouboun/ noun a bone which still
contains t±ie marrow (= the substance
inside) and is used in making food (烹饪用
髓骨
marrow-fat pea /.maeraufaet 'pi:; NAmE -rouf-/ noun (13r£) a type of
large, pea that is usually sold
in tins 大粒 豌豆（常罐装出售） marry O^r /'maeri/ verb (mar-ries,
marry-ing, married, married)
1
to become the husband or wife of sb; to get married to sb (和某人）结婚；嫁；娶：[VN] She married a German•她嫁给了一个德国人。◊ [V] He never married.他终身未娶。◊ 7 guess 7’m not t/ie marrying kind (= the kind of person
who wants to get married). 我觉得我不是那种想结婚的人。◊ [V-ADJ] They married young.他们很年轻时就结了婚；It is more common to say
They're getting married next
month. than TheyYe marrying next
month. ★
They’re getting married next month.比 they’re
marrying next month•更为
常见。2 [VN] to perform a
ceremony in which a man and woman become husband and wife.为…主持婚礼；
操办婚礼：TViey were married by
the 丨ocal priest.本地牧 命i他们主持了婚礼。3 [VN]〜sb
(to sb) to
find a husband or wife for sb, especially your daughter or son 把…嫁给；为…娶亲 4 [VN] ~ sth and/to/with sth
(/brwfl/) to
combine two different things, ideas, etc. successfully (使不同的事物、观点等）相结合，结合在一起Hia unite ： The
music business marries art and commerce. 音乐行当，将艺术和商业结合在一起。_ marry in 'haste (, repent at 'leisure) (saying) people who marry
quickly, without really getting to know each other, may discover later that
they have made a mistake 后悔多 manry. ’money to marry a rich person 和.食入结
itf .marry 'into sth to become part of a
family
or group because you have
married sb who belongs to it因结婚而成为（家庭或团体的}成员：She married into t/ie
aristocracy•她因为婚姻关系而跻身贵族。，marry sb— 'off (to sb) {disapproving) to find a husband or
wife for sb, especially your daughter or son 把…嫁给；为…娶亲
,marry sth<-'up (with sth) to combine two things,
people or parts of sth successfully (将两个事物、.人或 部分）结合，匹配
Mars
/ma:z; NAmE ma:rz/ noun the planet in the solar system that is fourth in order of distance from
the sun, between the Earth and Jupiter 火星
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MARSHAL, AIR VICE-MARSHAL，FIELD MARSHAL 2 a person responsible for
making sure that public events, especially sports events, take place without
any problems, and for controlling crowds 司仪；典礼官
PCTTl
steward 3 (in the US) an officer whose job is to put
court orders into effect (美国法院的 >
执行官：a >derd
marshd 联邦法庭的执S官 4
(in some US cities) an officer of high rank in a police or fire department (一些美国城市的）警察局长，消防局长
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verb (-II-, US -I-) [VN] (formal) 1 to gather together and
organize the people, things, ideas, etc. that you need for a particular purpose
结集；收集；安排 HE1
muster ： They have begun marshalling
forces to send reHe/fo the hurriome victims.他遂开始结集队伍将
救济物资送给遭受飓风侵害:的灾民。◊ tomarshaiyour arguments/t/ioughts//acts整理你的论点/想法/论据
2 to control or organize a large group of
people 控制人
群；_ 组织；维持秩序：Poifce were brought in
to mars/id t/ie crowd.警秦‘命来维持秩序。
'marshalling yard noun {Br£) a place where railway wagons are connected, prepared, etc. to
form trains (铁路的）调车场，编组站
.Marshal of the .Royal Air Force noun the highest rank of
officer in the British air force (英国空军元帅
'marsh
gas noun [U] a gas that is produced
in a marsh when plants decay 福气
marsh-land /'maijlaend; NAmE 'mairj**/ noun [U, C] an area of soft
wet land's_地
marsh-maMow /.maij'maelau; NAmE 'mairjmelou/ noun [C, U] a pink or white
sweet/candy that feels soft and elastic when you chew it 棉花软糖 mar.su.pial /mai'suipial; NAmE mair's-/ noun any Australian animal
that carries its young in a pocket of skin (called a pouch) on the mother’s stomach.
Kangaroos
and
koalas are marsupials.有袋类动物 (如袋鼠和树袋熊，见于澳大利亚）一picture o page R28 ► mar-su-pial adj.
mart /ma:t; NAmE ma:rt/ noun {especially NAmE) a place where things are
bought and sold 贸易场所；集市：a used car mart旧手命场
marten /'maitin; NAmE 'mairtn/ noun a small wild animal with
a long body, short legs and sharp teeth. Martens live in forests and eat
smaller animals.貂：a pine marten 松紹
mar.tial /_ma:Jl; AMwf .ma:rjl/ [only before
noun] connected with fighting
or war 战争的；军事的
.martial
'art noun [usually pi.] any of the fighting
sports that include judo and karate 武术 .martial 'law noun [U] a situation where
the army of a country controls an area instead of the police during a time of
trouble 军事管制；戒严：to declare/impose/ I诉martiaHaw宣布/或行/取消军事管制◊ TTie ci'fy remains firmly under martial law.
的军事管制。^ <
Mar-tian /'maijn; NAmE'mairSn/ adj., noun m adj. {astronomy related to or coming
from the planet Mars火星的；来自火星的
m noun an imaginary creature
from the planet Mars (假
想的）火星人，火星生物