Food & eating
marry
combine harmoniously
To marry things is to combine them so that they work well together.
Hear it in real life
Why does the room feel so relaxing?
The colours marry really well with the natural wood.
The chef has married sweet mango with spicy chilli in this salad.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: The chef married sweet mango between spicy chilli and fresh herbs.
Say: The chef married sweet mango with spicy chilli and fresh herbs.
Use “marry A with B” when describing two elements that complement each other.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
marry one thing with another; flavours marry well
Your turn: say it out loud
The chef has married sweet mango with spicy chilli in this salad.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
marry
combine harmoniously
“The chef has married sweet mango with spicy chilli in this salad.”
heytardy
Did this help?
Your turn on Facebook
Write one sentence with a phrase from this page
Post it in the comments. We reply to every one and fix it kindly.
Write it on Facebook