casar
/kaˈsaɾ/, [kaˈsaɾ]marriage, marry
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Mary se quiere casar con un millonario.
Mary wants to marry a millionaire.
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Mi hija se va a casar en junio.
My daughter is getting married in June.
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Cuando él declaró abiertamente que se iba a casar con Pablo, a su abuela casi le dio un infarto y a su tía se le salieron los ojos de las órbitas; sin embargo, su hermana pequeña sonrió con orgullo.
When he openly declared he would marry Pablo, he almost gave his grandmother a heart attack and made his aunt's eyes burst out of their sockets; however, his little sister beamed with pride.
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Lo siento, pero no te puedes casar con Susan.
I'm sorry, but you can't marry Susan.
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No nos vamos a casar.
We're not getting married.
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Tom no se va a casar contigo.
Tom isn't going to marry you.
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Ella quiere casar a su hija con un doctor.
She wants to marry her daughter to a doctor.
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Mi hija ha llegado a una edad en la que se puede casar.
My daughter has reached a marriageable age.
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Me pregunto si alguna vez me voy a casar.
I wonder if I'll ever get married.
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¿De verdad te quieres casar?
Do you really want to get married?
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Cuando los vi a los dos en una cita les pregunté: "¿Se van a casar?"
When I saw the two of them on a date, I asked them: "Are you going to marry?"
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Ella dejó bien claro que se quería casar con él.
She made it plain that she wanted to marry him.
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No me voy a casar nunca.
I'm never going to get married.
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