1·Once upon a time, people who lived alone tended to be those on either side of marriage—twentysomething professionals or widowed senior citizens.
曾几何时，独自生活的人往往是婚姻中的任意一方——或是包括20多岁的专业人士，或是丧偶的老年人。
2·The authors argued that widowed and divorced people are more likely to have children and are thus more likely to be socially connected.
研究报告的作者们认为，丧偶和离婚的人有孩子的可能性较大，所以他们还是有一定的社会关系。
3·That's the conclusion of new research that shows that people who never marry face an even greater chance of dying early than people who have been divorced, separated or widowed.
这是一项最新研究得出的结论。研究表明，从未结过婚的人比那些离婚、分居或丧偶的人英年早逝的危险要高得多。
4·Most of these studies, however, haven't distinguished between people who are separated, divorced or widowed and those who have never been married.
然而，这些研究中的大部分没有将分居、离婚、丧偶的人和从未结过婚的人区分开来。
5·The study also found that people, both males and females, who had never been married were significantly less generous than people who were divorced or widowed.
本研究还另外发现，不管男性和女性，没结过婚的人明显没有离婚或丧偶的人大方。
1·She was widowed when she was 35.
她35岁时就守了寡。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·In my solitude of hear I fell the sigh widowed evening veiled with mist and rain.
这寡独的黄昏，幕着雾和雨，我在我的心的孤独里，感觉到它的叹息。