Ono vividly remembers hearing them singing the night she was widowed.

小野很清楚地记得丧偶的那晚听到他们在唱歌。

If someone's a widower, why do they say that he was " widowed" ?

如果某人是个鳏夫，为什么人们要说他是“寡居”？

Oh, I'm sorry, then you're widowed? ...Hopefully? -Aurora: No, I'm still married.

哦，对不起，那你现在是寡居的了？… … 希望是这样？不，我们还是夫妻。

On the single side, those who are widowed or have gone through a divorce may lose weight due to stress.

而单身，丧偶或离异者可能会由于面临压力而减轻体重。

They tend to be widowed or divorced.

他们往往丧偶或离婚。

" They're more likely to be widowed, and if they're the ones who become ill, they're more likely get divorced."

“她们变成寡妇的可能性更大，如果她们是生病的那一方，离婚的几率更大。”

A) They are more likely to be widowed.

A) 他们更有可能丧偶。

In 1970, a psychologist named Harry Harlow was widowed.

1970 年，一位名叫哈里·哈洛 (Harry Harlow) 的心理学家丧偶。

Her literacy helped her when she was widowed at only 26 years old.

当她 26 岁丧偶时， 她的识字能力帮助了她。

Most women who are widowed young consider themselves victims.

大多数的年轻寡妇都觉得自己是受害人。

If your husband or wife dies, you are widowed.

如果你的丈夫或妻子去世，你就成了寡妇。

" They're more likely to be widowed, and if they're the ones who become ill, they're more likely to get divorced" .

“他们更有可能丧偶， 如果他们生病了，他们就更有可能离婚” 。

And she knew one girl in Atlanta who had been widowed three times by the war and was still able to take notice of men.

她还认识一个亚特兰大的姑娘，她在战时接连死过三个丈夫，可到现在仍然不放弃对男人的注意呢。

Before Ms Misihairabwi-Mushonga was widowed she and her late husband owned three houses, including one in the leafy suburb of Mt Pleasant in the north of Harare.

在Misihairabwi-Mushonga丈夫去世之前，她和她的丈夫拥有三座房产，其中一处在哈拉雷北部绿树成荫的芒特普莱森特郊区。

In this era of loneliness, Abigail told people she felt as if she were widowed she even tried to find solace in an unconsummated affair with a notorious ladies man.

在这个孤独的时代，阿比盖尔告诉《人物》杂志，她觉得自己好像成了寡妇，她甚至试图通过与一位臭名昭著的万人迷男性的婚外情(未实施)来寻求安慰。

When Louise's husband was murdered and she was widowed when she was only in her 30s, white welfare workers started showing up and entering her home, questioning the way that she was raising her children.

当路易丝的丈夫被谋杀， 她在 30 多岁时成为寡妇，白人福利工作者开始出现并进入她的家， 质疑她抚养孩子的方式。

" I wouldn't tell anyone except you, Mother, but I really do need advice, for if John goes on much longer I might as well be widowed, " replied Mrs. Brooke, drying her tears on Daisy's bib with an injured air.

“除了你，我不会告诉任何人，妈妈，但我确实需要建议，因为如果约翰再坚持下去，我还不如守寡呢，”布鲁克夫人回答，带着受伤的神情在黛西的围嘴上擦干眼泪。