intermarry
verb [ I ] uk/ˌɪn.təˈmær.i/ us/ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈmer.i/
与（不同群体、种族或宗教的人）通婚
to marry someone from a different social group, race, or religion
Many of the immigrants have intermarried with the island's original inhabitants. 许多移民与岛上的原始居民通婚。
These native people coexisted with the Spanish for about 150 years, sometimes intermarrying. 这些原住民与西班牙人共同生活了大约150年，有时还通婚。
近亲结婚
to marry someone who is from the same family as you
Families have intermarried over the decades so that husbands and wives commonly are stepsiblings and cousins. 几十年来，各家各户之间近亲结婚，因此丈夫和妻子经常是继兄弟姐妹和堂表兄弟姐妹的关系。
See: intermarriage
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- Members of the family intermarried with the local population.
- Only about a third of children of intermarried couples are raised in the religion.
- As the population grew, the one-name system led to confusion and inadvertent intermarrying.