| 词汇 | example_english_wives |
| 释义 | Examples of wivesThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. They were sufficiently comfortable that the leprosarium was theirs to send their wives and children to the place. Whenever the men were not speaking, their wives handled the necessary business between the families through letters and visits. They were asked a series of questions about their work and family histories ; 53 of their wives also took part. In the smaller karkhanas, owners, their wives and their children continued to do weaving and other tasks alongside hired labour. Citizens' wives and daughters were far more likely to be the subjects of petitions and pleas for mercy than were marginal women and outsiders. Most of the earliest bishops' wives were uncommemorated after death. Although formally the dowry remained in the complete control of wives, husbands apparently relied on these dowries as available credit. Childless wives are therefore likely to underestimate the possible disadvantages of their position. Firstly 56 per cent (157) of the husbands denied their credit to wives who had eloped. While not denying that they had confined their wives, they downplayed its significance. Husbands and wives generally retain separate budgets, with the husbands contributing to the maintenance of the children but only covering a part of their costs. Wives made active claims on their incomes for domestic maintenance, so that such contributions came to be seen as less and less discretionary. The gender divide within marriages is shown by more husbands than wives receiving expressive or instrumental support from their spouse. Another 22 % said friends or relatives, excluding wives, had advised them. The households we analysed were populated only by: husbands, wives, lone parents, people living alone, or children under 19 years old. Their wives have never been employed and migrated to town through marriage. Wives clearly predominated as care providers, and in close to two-thirds of the care occasions provided all the care or more than their husbands. On the whole, wives reported a higher level of burn-out and a lower level of marital satisfaction than did their husbands. Figure 1 indicates that in general, levels of burn-out reported by husbands and wives were relatively low. Chi-squared tests were conducted in order to examine whether the husbands and wives differed in their background variables, and no significant differences were found. Notably, the husbands reported a higher level of satisfaction and a lower level of burn-out than wives. Men, particularly sons and husbands, mainly provided material support, while women, particularly wives, daughters and daughters-in-law, provided most support with practical tasks and emotionally. In other words, husbands were not expected to simply dispose of their wives as they pleased. Separate models were run for wives and husbands including variables measuring both their own and their spouses' role occupancy. She also refuses to see wives solely as victims and illuminates the variety of strategies they adopted to resist or manage their husbands' violence. Of those, 32 (54 per cent) followed the modern scenario, but 27 wives lived with their husbands for some years before the violence began. Nevertheless, differences in guild policies were considerable, and hence also the ways husbands and wives cooperated in the urban market trades. However, a preliminary survey of restitution cases suggests that it was more common for wives to bring these cases than husbands. Differences between husbands and wives, however, were found with respect to the two marital-quality dimensions. In addition, an interaction was found for wives' perceptions of equality in power relations and their husbands' level of burn-out. Negative correlations were found between equality in family roles and burn-out among both husbands and wives. Fifty-seven percent of the husbands and 27% of the wives were able to read and write. Threats to kings are central to a whopping majority of them, and the threats involve the kings' brothers, wives, sons, daughters and ministers. Wealthy farmers used wartime profits to finance brideprice payments for second wives. Men's domestic violence towards their wives was not taken seriously either. He said many people these days were fond of taking other men's wives to the beach. One of the changes that did take place relates to the required seclusion of divorced wives, usually in a beaterio. We can also wonder whether wives' instinctive sense of possession was facilitated by the overlapping bodies of law, which enabled them to protect certain rights. As family farms, state officials assumed that a farmer's wife or wives and offspring would provide the bulk of the labor required. A set passage in every panchali portrays the frustration of dissatisfied wives. To have wives living in various modified forms of seclusion and domesticity in the city signals higher social status. The wives and girlfriends of male rock stars are also defined as groupies. Acting as political hostesses was one way in which royal wives could make their mark. Over two-thirds (68 %) of the men reported that they or their wives had practised some form of birth control before the vasectomy operation. The vasectomy wives showed a similar pattern to the men. However, we do not use data for wives because the self-employed cannot be excluded until 1979. Consequently, these royal wives likely had little choice in the matter of their marital partners. The latter scenario seems more typical for wives' parents. Of the 287 wives, 35 per cent were in paid employment, 12 per cent lower than the national average for women of their age. Clearly, then, such rumors provided excuses for some young wives of military men to stray from their marriages. Extracts from prospectors' diaries, those of their wives, and a range of contemporary books and pamphlets are used to describe cooking and preparation techniques. One should also note the strongly gendered nature of caring: the majority of the care-givers are wives, daughters or daughters-in-law. In this case wives were stolen and transported to another region. Even the wives of very rich zamindars had to cook for the members of the extended family as well as the never-ending stream of house-guests. The positionality of second wives will also be investigated, to trace exactly how the newcomers establish themselves in relatively hostile environments. Influence of emotional support exchange in marriage on caregiving wives' burden and marital satisfaction. In most of the borderland, village communities are dominated by landowning males who stay with their land and marry wives from nearby villages. Migrant workers' wives were also in the high risk category. The majority of societies regard polygyny (multiple wives) as the ideal form of marriage. In case of one of their wives being sick the husband is bound to see to her being taken care or. He claims that men chose wives so as to enhance their prospects within society. I have divided the women who appear in the acts into three categories : active women, passive women and consenting wives. In 1505 15 butchers' wives were caught breaking the rules concerning female activity in the meat hall. Wives may also have been taking advantage of their immunity from prosecution. Firstly, it is interesting to consider how far wives experienced any disjunction in their financial transactions over their life-course. The registers indicate dates of divorces and the abandonment of women (men who were abandoned by their wives were not registered as such). The ' morning gift ' was abolished, except for childless wives. Married women classified as ' poor ' were often soldiers' wives. There were only two real differences between wives and mekake in the code aside from the legalities of ceremony and registration. Table 3 presents the data on the share of household wealth owned by wives. A majority of wives married to low-status widowers (71.1 per cent) were over 30. To demand higher wages than those paid to their wives and daughters for the same work would have priced the men out of the market. The two reservoirs in the back are called the 'husbands' (banime), while the ones in front are the 'wives' (bakale). Of the latter, 512 were adult males eligible for labour service (namjong) and the rest were the wives of householders and other female adults. The wives thought that because the man was blind there was no need to veil. Thus, wives may complain more about lack of involvement in household decisions. In the north, farmers' wives achieved a number of work-hours which today would be considered full-time work. Threatened groups bring in wives from outside and thus establish important social links promising external support and succour. Eventually, this group would move to other parts of the ground to watch the match with wives and girl-friends. Thus, men did not spend any more time on household chores when their wives were employed than they did when their wives were full-time homemakers. Another study found that wives' depression was significantly negatively related to the amount of housework performed by their spouses, for both employed and nonemployed women. Specifically, husbands' hostility toward wives during the dyadic marital discussion was negatively correlated with husbands' empathy toward the child during the father- child discussion. The mean education for wives was 15.9 years and for husbands 15.8 years. Marital quality and satisfaction also could be enhanced to alleviate spousal criticism expressed by both husbands and wives. Pamphleteers represented the murderous women as negative exemplars, explicitly addressing an audience of potentially murderous wives. What were the economic characteristics of the men who were successfully seeking foundlings as their wives ? Unfortunately, not much is known about the activity of craftsmen's wives. In both, the marriage has been only of short duration, and the wives were probably not yet integral members of the household. Both their first wives died in childbirth, as did the infants. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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