widow
英 [ˈwɪdəʊ]
美 [ˈwɪdoʊ]
n. 寡妇; 遗孀
v. 使丧偶; 使成为寡妇(或鳏夫)
复数：widows 过去分词：widowed 过去式：widowed 现在分词：widowing 第三人称单数：widows
Collins.2 / BNC.3500 / COCA.4691
牛津词典
noun
- 寡妇；遗孀
a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again
verb
- 使丧偶；使成为寡妇（或鳏夫）
if sb is widowed , their husband or wife has died- She was widowed when she was 35.
她35岁时就守了寡。
- She was widowed when she was 35.
柯林斯词典
- 寡妇;遗孀
Awidowis a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again.
英英释义
noun
- a woman whose husband is dead especially one who has not remarried
verb
- cause to be without a spouse
- The war widowed many women in the former Yugoslavia
双语例句
- Since Pat married a rich widow, he's been living the life of Riley.
帕特自从娶了一个有钱的寡妇，就过上了自由自在的安乐日子。 - His savings had been left to his widow.
他的储蓄留给了他的遗孀。 - I have to clean out the office, I'm a widow!
我得收拾一下办公室，我是寡妇了！ - 'You said she was a poor widow lady!' — 'In a manner of speaking she is,' Alison said.
“你说过她是个可怜的寡妇！”——“从某种意义上说，她就是，”艾利森说。 - I got married to the widow next door.
我已经和隔壁的寡妇结婚了。 - Martha was a very rich young widow.
玛莎是个很有钱的年轻寡妇。 - Her mother is a widow.
她的妈妈是一个寡妇。 - Tell her she's a widow.
告诉她她成了寡妇了。 - Not only is her husband dead, but the widow was about to lose her two sons as well.
不光是她的丈夫死了，连她的儿子也要失去了。 - Sandy took up with a widow 21 years his junior
桑迪和一个比他小21岁的寡妇搞上了。