English to Malagasy Meaning of couple - mpivady


Couple :
mpivady

mpivady, mitovy, zioga, kambana, fifandirana, Duel, fifampiandaniana, roa, nandray anjara, iraisana, anjara

rohy, tapa miara-, mampiditra, mpivady

mpivadynavitranympivadydecoupledecouples
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Definitions of couple in English
Noun(1) a pair who associate with one another(2) a pair of people who live together(3) a small indefinite number(4) two items of the same kind(5) (physics
Verb(1) bring two objects, ideas, or people together(2) link together(3) form a pair or pairs(4) engage in sexual intercourse
Examples of couple in English
(1) a honeymoon couple(2) the beetles may couple up to form a pair(3) Congratulations are extended to the newly married couple and their families.(4) A new couple whirled onto the dance floor and snatched her attention.(5) just a couple more questions(6) we got some eggs├ö├ç├Âwould you like a couple?(7) But you seem to have asked the question a couple of times, and I am a bit puzzled by that.(8) My guard had been increased and it was a small army of a couple of dozen soldiers who rattled around with me.(9) a couple of girls were playing marbles(10) a married couple(11) So Jesse and I just went into the kitchen to get a couple of chicken sandwiches.(12) clean the stains with a couple squirts dishwashing liquid(13) as middle-class youth grew more tolerant of sex, they started to couple more often(14) Locate the marking tool on the door or jamb, and strike it sharply with a hammer a couple times.(15) Jim gave his regulator a couple of squirts on the purge button to reassure himself that his air was turned on.(16) Most households consist of a married or unmarried couple and their children.
Related Phrases of couple
(1) a couple ::
ny mpivady
(2) a couple of ::
roa
(3) married couple ::
mpivady
(4) perfect couple ::
tonga lafatra mpivady
(5) couple of days ::
roa andro
(6) a couple of days ::
roa andro
(7) couple of hours ::
roa ora
(8) couple of weeks ::
tapa-bolana
(9) in a couple of hours ::
amin'ny roa ora
(10) couple of minutes ::
roa minitra
Synonyms
Noun
1. pair ::
mpivady
2. husband and wife ::
mpivady
3. some ::
ny sasany
5. twosome ::
twosome
6. duad ::
duad
Verb
7. combine with ::
manambatra ny amin'ny
8. connect ::
mifandray
9. pair ::
mpivady
10. mate ::
vady
11. couple up ::
mpivady ny
12. twin ::
kambana
Antonyms
1. army ::
tafika
2. crowd ::
vahoaka
3. flock ::
ondry
4. horde ::
Horde
5. host ::
miaramila
6. legion ::
Legiona
7. many ::
maro
8. mountain ::
tendrombohitra
9. multitude ::
vahoaka
Different Forms
couple, coupled, couples, decouple, decouples
Word Example from TV Shows
There were a couple
of opportunities available...

There were a COUPLE of opportunities available...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 24

A couple of months ago.
It was back-ordered.

A COUPLE of months ago. It was back-ordered.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 14

Take a couple of bags

Take a COUPLE of bags

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

"That's too bad, you would have made a cute COUPLE."

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 5

Hell of a last couple of weeks.

Hell of a last COUPLE of weeks.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

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