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развёденные лица (divorcées /ˌdɪvɔːˈseɪz/ – в брит. варианте слово означает "divorced persons", однако нередко используется в значении "разведённая женщина". В амер. варианте: masculine noun divorcé, feminine noun divorcée.: ‘There's a string of more complicated provisions that affect, for example, widows, widowers and divorcees.' || ‘Of the 1,831 people over 16 in the area, 296 were divorcees – nearly twice the national average of 8.2 per cent.' || ‘So, although Charles is, in the eyes of the CofE, a widower, Camilla is a divorcée, and therefore cannot be married in a Church.' 'More); разведённые супруги (divorcées /ˌdɪvɔːˈseɪz/ – в брит. варианте слово означает "divorced persons", однако нередко используется в значении "разведённая женщина". В амер. варианте: masculine noun divorcé, feminine noun divorcée.: ‘There's a string of more complicated provisions that affect, for example, widows, widowers and divorcees.' || ‘Of the 1,831 people over 16 in the area, 296 were divorcees – nearly twice the national average of 8.2 per cent.' || ‘So, although Charles is, in the eyes of the CofE, a widower, Camilla is a divorcée, and therefore cannot be married in a Church.' 'More); разведённые (divorcées /ˌdɪvɔːˈseɪz/ – в брит. варианте слово означает "divorced persons", однако нередко используется в значении "разведённая женщина". В амер. варианте: masculine noun divorcé, feminine noun divorcée.: ‘There's a string of more complicated provisions that affect, for example, widows, widowers and divorcees.' || ‘Of the 1,831 people over 16 in the area, 296 were divorcees – nearly twice the national average of 8.2 per cent.' || ‘So, although Charles is, in the eyes of the CofE, a widower, Camilla is a divorcée, and therefore cannot be married in a Church.' 'More) |
