intermarry [брит. ɪntəˈmari, америк. ˌɪn(t)ərˈmɛri] ГЛ. неперех.
1. intermarry (within a family):
- intermarry
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2. intermarry (between groups):
- intermarry
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| I | intermarry |
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| you | intermarry |
| he/she/it | intermarries |
| we | intermarry |
| you | intermarry |
| they | intermarry |
| I | intermarried |
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| you | intermarried |
| he/she/it | intermarried |
| we | intermarried |
| you | intermarried |
| they | intermarried |
| I | have | intermarried |
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| you | have | intermarried |
| he/she/it | has | intermarried |
| we | have | intermarried |
| you | have | intermarried |
| they | have | intermarried |
| I | had | intermarried |
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| you | had | intermarried |
| he/she/it | had | intermarried |
| we | had | intermarried |
| you | had | intermarried |
| they | had | intermarried |
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People did intermarry with all frustrations encountered by those born of such mixed marriages.
en.wikipedia.org Whatever the level of dispute, over time, the two populations intermarried and merged.
en.wikipedia.org Through the years they intermarried with other ethnic groups, and the majority culture assumed they had assimilated or disappeared.
en.wikipedia.org The two nations now intermarry, and appear to be on the best terms of friendship.
en.wikipedia.org Each of these clans is of equal status, and intermarry.
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