n.新郎，即将(或刚刚)结婚的男子

原形：bridegroom复数：bridegrooms

He is my bridegroom.
他是我的新郎。
Eric proposed a toast to both the bride and bridegroom.
埃里克提议为新娘和新郎干杯。
The bridegroom was dressed in a traditional black tuxedo for the wedding ceremony.
新郎在婚礼仪式上穿着传统的黑色燕尾服。
As the bridegroom waited at the altar, his nerves were visibly apparent.
新郎在圣坛等待时，他的紧张情绪显而易见。
The bridegroomsmen accompanied the bridegroom to the church, ensuring he arrived on time and in style.
伴郎们陪同新郎去教堂，确保他准时且体面地到达。
The bridegroom's face lit up with joy when he saw his bride walking down the aisle.
当新郎看到新娘走过通道时，他的脸上洋溢着喜悦的光芒。
It's a tradition for the bridegroom to give a speech at the reception, thanking guests for their presence and sharing his love story.
新郎在婚宴上发表演讲是一个传统，他会感谢宾客的到来并分享他们的爱情故事。
The bridegroom had a stag party the night before the wedding, celebrating his last night of bachelorhood.
婚礼前一天晚上，新郎举办了单身派对，庆祝他单身生活的最后一个夜晚。
The bridegroom carefully chose his groomsmen, wanting them to be his closest friends and family members.
新郎精心挑选了他的伴郎，希望他们是他最亲密的朋友和家人。
Tradition dictates that the bridegroom should not see the bride's dress before the wedding day.
按照传统，新郎在婚礼当天之前不应该看到新娘的婚纱。
The bridegroom presented the bride with a beautiful bouquet during their first look, a moment filled with emotion and anticipation.
在第一次见面时，新郎向新娘赠送了一束美丽的花束，那一刻充满了情感和期待。
After the ceremony, the newlyweds and their guests followed the bridegroom's car in a joyful procession to the reception venue.
婚礼结束后，新人和宾客们跟随新郎的车，愉快地前往婚宴地点，进行庆祝游行。