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novia

American  
[naw-vyah, noh-vee-uh] / ˈnɔ vyɑ, ˈnoʊ vi ə /

noun

Spanish.

plural

novias
  1. a fiancée or bride.

  2. a girlfriend or sweetheart.


Example Sentences

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Y agregó que su relación con su novia también se vio afectada.

From New York Times

Un superagente de la CIA se enfrenta a su misión más peligrosa: ser aceptado por los tres testarudos hijos de su novia.

From Los Angeles Times

When Tri Novia Septiani sometimes visits the Jakarta apartment of Michael Robert Marampe, her fiancée who died from coronavirus, the memories are so overwhelming that she has had to put away things that remind her of him - a teddy bear, books and some of his clothes.

From Washington Times

When Tri Novia Septiani sometimes visits the Jakarta apartment of Michael Robert Marampe, her fiancée who died from coronavirus, the memories are so overwhelming that she has had to put away things that remind her of him — a teddy bear, books and some of his clothes.

From Seattle Times

Un expiloto es perseguido por federales y exmiembros de su banda cuando viola el Programa de Protección a Testigos para ayudar a su novia a llegar a Los Ángeles.

From Los Angeles Times