#casarse#, to marry.

#no se casa ... humana#, one that loved as I did does not marry, unless compelled to do so by the strongest force within the power of mankind.

or casarse con alguno: To marry someone.

=casar=, to marry; =se (con)=, to marry, get married (to).

=casar=, to marry; =se (con)=, to marry, get married (to).

#casar#, to marry (trans.

of =casar=) married =casar= marry, give in marriage; =~se con= marry =cascabel= m. bell =cascajo= m. gravel; rubbish =casi= almost =caso= m. case; =hacer ~= pay attention; =es el ~ que= the fact is that =castigar= punish =castigo= m. punishment =Castilla= proper name =Castilla= f.

of =casar=) married =casar= marry, give in marriage; =~se con= marry =cascabel= m. bell =cascajo= m. gravel; rubbish =casi= almost =caso= m. case; =hacer ~= pay attention; =es el ~ que= the fact is that =castigar= punish =castigo= m. punishment =Castilla= proper name =Castilla= f.

He began his exile in Valencia, but soon disobeyed the decree of banishment, which carried with it the penalty of death if broken, and entered Castile secretly to marry, early in 1588, Doña Isabel de Urbina, a young woman of good family in the capital.

" He forces the countess Barbara, who stabbed her brutal husband, to marry the latter's brother, instead of a chivalrous and mystical Spaniard whom she loves, and who is blamed for the murder.

letter =cartera= f. wallet, pocketbook =casa= f. house; family; firm; =a = home; =en = at home =casamiento= m. marriage =casar= marry (trans.

S.= at your service; =se= be kind enough to =sesenta= sixty =severidad= f. severity =severo, -a= severe =si= if, whether; indeed, of course, why; =por = to see whether; in case =sí= yes, indeed; =decir que = consent to marry; pron.

=casar=, to marry; refl.

, to marry, get married.

Women, when they marry, usually retain their own family name, adding the husband's with the copulative de; widows sign their own names, usually with the addition viuda de....

=casarse=, to marry.

=casarse,= to get married; = con,= to marry.

=casar=, to give in marriage, marry; =casarse=, to get (or be) married; =casarse con=, to marry.

=casar=, to give in marriage, marry; =casarse=, to get (or be) married; =casarse con=, to marry.

=casar=, to marry, give in marriage; =se con=, to be married to, marry.

=casar=, to marry, give in marriage; =se con=, to be married to, marry.

Porque antes que consentir For rather than consent en que se case con vos, that she marry you, el sepulcro ¡juro a Dios! by God, I swear it's true, por mi mano la he de abrir.

Hoy no es mañana, Lucía; Today is not tomorrow, Lucia; yo he de estar hoy con doña Ana, I must be with Doña Ana today, y si se casa mañana, and let her marry tomorrow, I say, mañana será otro día.

En tiempo atrás se pensó Some time ago I intended, you see, con él a mi hija casar, to have him marry my daughter, y hoy, que se la fui a negar, and today

In January, 1920, my kind friend the engineer told me reluctantly that he was about to marry and that the tiny room I occupied would have to be given up.