prenups

prenups

美 [ˈpriːˌnʌp] 　英 [ˈpriːˌnʌp]

• n.婚前协议
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词形变化

复数：prenups  

英汉解释

n.	1. 婚前协议,指婚前签订的关于离婚后财产分配等问题的协议

英英解释

n.	1. an agreement made by two people before they marry about how they will divide their money and property if they get divorced

例句

Unit9 Romantic love has no bearing on this process, say these lawyers, who consider prenups to be business agreements.

Unit9爱情没有关于这一进程的影响，这些律师说，谁认为婚前协议是商业协议。

Once thought of as only for the rich and famous, prenups are appealing to all income levels but for different reasons.

人们曾认为婚前协议是富人和名人的“专利”，而事实上，它正吸引著各个收入群体的人，只不过原因不尽相同。

'Prenups are usually unwound because there hasn't been full financial disclosure. ' Duress 'is a little harder to prove, ' she adds.

她说，婚前协议被判无效，通常是在财务信息没有完全披露的情况下，而对胁迫的证明要困难一些。

Prenups are negotiated by lawyers for the prospective spouses, and signed before a minister binds them in marriage.

婚前协议由未来夫妇双方的律师共同协定，然后由双方在牧师宣布他们结为夫妻之前签署。

Gill, however, believes prenups need not become a deal breaker.

然而吉尔认为婚前协议不必破坏婚姻关系。

Such uncertainty has helped prenups gain favor as estate-planning tools.

正是这些不确定性，一定程度上导致婚前协议作为财产规划工具而受宠。

Prenups are more important for younger guys.

婚前协议对年轻男性来说更为重要。