Word Frequency
Translations for 'fiancée'
- British English: fiancée
A man's fiancée is the woman he has agreed to marry.fɪˈɒnseɪ NOUN - Arabic: خَطِيبَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: noiva
- Chinese: 未婚妻
- Croatian: zaručnica
- Czech: snoubenka
- Danish: forlovede
- Dutch: verloofde
- European Spanish: prometida
- Finnish: kihlattu / morsian
- French: fiancée
- German: Verlobte Verlobte
- Greek: μνηστή
- Italian: fidanzata
- Japanese: 婚約中の女性
- Korean: 약혼녀
- Norwegian: forlovede
- Polish: narzeczona
- Portuguese: noiva
- Romanian: logodnică logodnice
- Russian: невеста
- Spanish: prometida
- Swedish: fästmö
- Thai: คู่หมั้นหญิง
- Turkish: nişanlıkadın
- Ukrainian: наречена
- Vietnamese: vợ sắp cưới
Example Sentences Including 'fiancée'
Anthony (right) and fiancée Lucy are still in the dark about the baby's sex - but will know for sure by Christmas.Belfast Telegraph (2003)
Decorators had been known to kill for less, and even a fiancée might take it ill.Miss Melville Regrets
He retreated inside and the youths began smashing up a Toyota car belonging to his fiancée , causing nearly E5,000 damage.Irish Times (2002)
He said: "In the past Nora, my fiancée , inspired a lot of the songs about love.NME (New Musical Express) (2003)
His fiancée , Julie Hughes, vowed that she will not stop in her pursuit of justice.Belfast Telegraph (2005)
Then he said, `Clive Elton was met at the airport by his fiancée.A Body Surrounded by Water
Underneath, he wore a tee-shirt embossed with a scan of the baby his fiancée Sue is expecting today.Irish Times (2002)
With an effort, Joe dragged his attention away from his fiancée again.THE TURN OF THE TIDE (2004)
With me exchanging vows for the third time and my fiancée for the fourth, we're very worried about the ceremony.RESCUING ROSE (2002)
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