表達單身的句子英語

解夢佬 2024年03月16日 03:50 0

1. 單身英文怎麼寫

單身英文單詞：single

讀音：英 [ˈsɪŋɡl] 美 [ˈsɪŋɡl]

adj.僅有一個的；單一的；單個的；特指某人或事物；單身的；未婚的；無伴侶的

n.單程票；單曲（常指流行音樂）；單曲磁帶（或激光唱片等）；（旅館等的）單人房間

vi.挑選作一壘手

詞源解說：

1300年左右進入英語，直接源自古法語的sengle，意為一個，分開的；最初源自古典拉丁語的singulus，意為一個，單個，分開的。

擴展資料：

近義詞

1、virgin

讀音：英 ['vɜːdʒɪn] 美 ['vɜːrdʒɪn]

n. 處女；未婚女子

adj. 未開發的；純潔的；原始的

(V~)維爾京群島

She lived a virgin.

她守身如玉，終身不嫁。

2、maiden

讀音：英 ['meɪdn] 美 ['meɪdn]

n. 未婚女子；少女；斷頭機；從未贏過的賽馬

adj. 未婚的；處女的；初次的

The poem is about a fair maiden.

這首詩描述的是一個美麗的少女。

2. 求關于SINGLE單身的英語文章,長度不限

Single V.S. Married SINGLE * 1. Single means you have the time to grow and be the person you want to be. * 2. Single gives you space to grow. It is harder to grow when you are too close to someone. * 3. Single means learning to live by yourself. * 4. Single means freedom. * 5. Single means learning not to need a man/woman to make your life meaningful. * 6. Single is realizing that being married is not necessarily better. * 7. Single means that there could be something wonderful around the corner and you can take advantage of it. * 8. Single means you are free to love again. * 9. Single means you have more time to care for other people. * 10. Single means you can be a good aunt/uncle. MARRIAGE * 1. Marriage is not a word, but a sentence. (Life sentence) * 2. Marriage is very much like a violin, after the sweet music is over, the strings are attached. * 3. Marriage is love, love is blind. Therefore marriage is an institution for the blind. * 4. Marriage is an institution in which a man loses his Bachelor's and the woman gets her asters. * 5. Marriage is a thing which puts a ring on a woman's finger and two under the man's eyes. * 6. Marriage Certificate is just another name for a work permit. * 7. Marriage is not just having a wife but also inherited worries forever. * 8. Marriage requires a man to purchase 4 types of "Ring" - engagement ring, wedding ring, suffe-ring and endu-ring. * 9. Marriage life is full of excitement and frustration. * In the first year, the man speaks and the woman listens. * In the second year, the woman speaks and the man listens. * And in the third year, they both speak and the neighbors listen. * 10. It is true that love is blind but marriage is an eye-opener. * 11. Getting married is very much like going to the restaurant with friends. You ordered what you want, and when you see what the other fellow has, you wished you had ordered that. *12. It's true, all men are born free and equal some of them get married. *13. There was this man who muttered a few words in church and found himself married. A year later, he muttered something in his sleep and found himself divorced. *14. A happy marriage is a matter of giving and taking, the husband gives and the wife takes. * 15. Love is one long sweet dream, and marriage is the alarm clock. * 16. They say that when a man holds a woman's and before marriage. It is love. After marriage is self-defense. * 17. When a newly married man looks happy, we know why. But when a ten year married man looks happy, we wonder why. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Single or married - for better or worse?by Viv Griskop As more of us are avoiding marriage, divorcing or choosing to live alone, Viv Groskop asks whether one state is really better than the other Ever since the Bridget Jones phenomenon catapulted single life into the British mainstream, the single vs couple debate has raged. Numerous surveys and reports have been carried out to prove that singles are happier, or that couples have a longer life expectancy. And now that uncovering the secrets of human happiness has become one of the key agendas for psychologists and governments, research budgets are increasing. In 2004 there were seven million people living alone in Britain, nearly four times as many as in 1961, according to relationship research organisation One Plus One. And, as Barbara Feldon pointed out in her bestselling book 'Living Alone and Loving It', there are tens of millions of people living alone in the world, many more than are living in nuclear families. As cultural perceptions shift, so do our expectations of coupledom and solitude. Meanwhile, as divorce rates rise, and the two-parent family declines, the traditional view of marriage as the most desirable state has been thrown into question.The positive outcome? Being single and proud has finally been accepted as a viable life choice. The downside is that many of us feel more confused than ever. On the one hand there is the idealised life of the carefree, independent woman, yet we still grow up conditioned by fairytales, classic novels and Hollywood movies to believe that 'happy ever after' means happily married. So is there an answer to this uniquely modern debate? Which is better for your long-term happiness and mental health, being single or being part of a couple?For Rachel, 47, a teacher from Nottingham whose 12-year marriage ended in 2000, the benefits of being single are obvious. 'I'm much happier when I'm independent. I can make my own decisions, I don't have to compromise: I can go on a last-minute weekend to Paris with friends, or decide to leave my job tomorrow 。