🇬🇧 Married meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Married means two grown‑up people have promised to be together as a family, like a team, usually in a wedding. They are husband and wife, or two husbands, or two wives, and they share their lives, their home, and often their last name, too.

My married neighbors dance in their kitchen so wildly that even their fridge looks embarrassed.

Our teacher said her married life is great, except when her husband steals all the blanket and blames the dog.

The married robots in my drawing do chores for each other and complain about the Wi‑Fi signal.

The married cats in our house share everything—food, toys, and the same very annoyed expression.

The married dragons in my story breathe fire at each other only when someone forgets to do the dishes.

A married man walks to the park. He carries a bag and a photo. He is married and loves his wife. A woman at the bench looks at the photo. She is married too; she shows a ring. The married man sees his wife come. The married woman runs, they hold hands. They are married and smile.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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