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未婚夫

wèi hūn fū · wei hun fu

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Meaning

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  1. fiancé
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Qiqi's fiancé

  1. Dengdeng

    琦琦(qíqí)，听说(tīngshuō)你(nǐ)有(yǒu)未婚夫(wèihūnfū)了(le)？

    Qiqi, I heard you have a fiancé now?

  2. Qiqi

    对(duì)，下个月(xiàgèyuè)我们(wǒmen)就(jiù)结婚(jiéhūn)。

    Yes, we get married next month.

  3. Liangliang

    你的(nǐde)未婚夫(wèihūnfū)是(shì)做什么的(zuòshénmede)？

    What does your fiancé do?

  4. Qiqi

    他(tā)是(shì)厨师(chúshī)，每天(měitiān)给我(gěiwǒ)做饭(zuòfàn)。

    He is a chef. He cooks for me every day.

  5. Dengdeng

    那(nà)我们(wǒmen)也(yě)想(xiǎng)吃(chī)他(tā)做的(zuòde)菜(cài)。

    Then we want to eat his cooking too.

  6. Qiqi

    可是(kěshì)婚礼(hūnlǐ)那天(nàtiān)，他(tā)说(shuō)他(tā)不(bù)做饭(zuòfàn)。

    But on the wedding day, he says he will not cook.

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In a sentence

2 examples
01

她(tā)和(hé)未(wèi)婚(hūn)夫(fū)在(zài)一(yì)起(qǐ)这(zhè)么(me)久(jiǔ)，都(dōu)要(yào)结(jié)婚(hūn)了(le)。

She and her fiancé have been together so long that they are about to get married.

Tatoeba: Chinese by magick1 · English by Aphima · CC BY 2.0 FR. Pinyin added or corrected; English translation revised.

02

她(tā)的(de)未(wèi)婚(hūn)夫(fū)是(shì)一(yí)个(gè)太(tài)空(kōng)人(rén)。

Her fiancé is an astronaut.

Tatoeba: Chinese by nickyeow · English by Luornu · CC BY 2.0 FR. Simplified Chinese conversion; Pinyin added or corrected; English translation revised.

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