impute to another (blame, a crime, etc.)

marry a man; get married (said of a woman); give a daughter in marriage; marry off a daughter

a newlywed bride

dowry [粵]: 妝嫁

doing work for others with no benefit to oneself

to be busy helping others without any benefit to oneself

cannot marry

it describes women who nobody wants to marry

to bring trouble oneself. 八十歲返頭嫁 - 攞路行 get remarried at the age of eighty

lit. get remarried at the age of eighty, meaning to bring trouble oneself

(of women) to marry down; to marry a man with a social status lower than oneself

(female) to get marry

(of already married people) to regret that one hadn't met someone else before getting married

wishing to meet one's true lover before one's marriage

to get married to (of women); to wed (of women)

marriage is arranged by go-between

(old custom) an arranged marriage

noun; married daughter

the personal maid accompanying the bride to her new home

maids that accompany the bride to her husband's house

marriage

remarry

(of a girl) marry a man

(derog.) to remarry (said of women)

describes the act of a widow or a divorced woman who decides to get married again

to get married (of woman)

to remarry (insulting)

(of a woman) to remarry

dowry

long to get married (of a women)

dowry | [普]: 嫁妝, 陪嫁

dowry

(proverb) the girls from a rich family is carefree (usually it has negative meaning)