こんやく
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. engagement; betrothal
I don't want to get engaged right away.
Pitch accent
こ
んやく
Composed of
marriage
approximately; about; promise; appointment; shortening; reduction
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
fiance; fiancee
breaking off an engagement
engagement ring
Examples (29 in total)
It is proof of the engagement.
I don't want to get engaged right away.
She got engaged to him.
My sister got engaged.
They have announced their engagement.
That's why I won't break off the engagement!
I congratulate you on your engagement.
They broke off their engagement.
After all, we're engaged, you know?
He is engaged to my sister.
I'm engaged to her.
Finally, my sister got engaged.
Let's proceed with the engagement formalities immediately.
We congratulated her on her engagement.
He got engaged to my cousin.
I don't think Tom and Mary are engaged.
My son is engaged to his secretary.
She is engaged to a rich man.
They probably do not understand the weight of royalty or the significance of the engagement.
He announced his engagement to Miss Brown.
The actress said that she was engaged to a banker.
Of course, it's not like I'm taking the engagement lightly.
If only the engagement issue is settled, her composure will return.
She announced her engagement to her lawyer friend.
It's better not to keep up the fake engagement for long.
Bob has been engaged to Mary for over a year.
The engagement of Mr Rogers and Miss Smith was announced yesterday.
I am very happy to hear about your engagement.
It was about a series of commotions related to the newly made engagement.