marry
/ˈmɛri/
verb
- To become the husband or wife of someone; to enter into a marriage.
- They decided to marry in a small ceremony by the beach.
- She asked him to marry her during a trip to Paris.
- My grandparents married in 1960 and were together for over 50 years.
- To perform a marriage ceremony for two people; to join in marriage.
- They asked their best friend, who was a minister, to marry them.
- The priest married the couple in the old church.
- A judge can marry people in a civil ceremony.
- To combine or join two things together in a pleasing or effective way.
- This recipe marries the flavors of lemon and garlic perfectly.
- The designer managed to marry modern style with traditional materials.
- The project marries technology and education to help students learn.