Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Wife"

A: Maybe he wanted to say that the wife was so fat and she weighed a lot (because trucks are heavy) but maybe it's the opposite as @autocourtnumber7 said

A: Regimented means structured or scheduled

So I think it means a wife is always on a schedule. Or it means a wife who is put on a schedule by the husband

Example:

His regimented wife does everything he asks

The regimented wife never missed any plans or deadlines.

A: es una chica quien puedes verte con por el resto de tu vida - tu futura mujer

A: It is sarcasm. He is talking about how is wife is pregnant and gets sea sick (so she ends up vomiting). She is vomiting frequently and she has a cleaning OCD which means she gets bothered by uncleanliness. Since she is vomiting a lot, she is bothered a lot by the uncleanliness of her vomit so her husband(the man in the picture)has to clean constantly. He uses “fun” sarcastically.

A: it means that the wife was no longer present at the place

A: talk someone out of doing something = convince someone not to do something
Example: I tried to talk my husband out of buying more alcohol, because he drinks a lot already.
I tried to talk her out of playing video games, because she failed her last exam.
I tried to talk her out of going shopping for things that she already has.

A: He introduced me his wife. X (wrong)
He introduced to me his wife. X (wrong)
He introduced his wife to me. OK

Only the last one is correct.
Only “introduce A to B” is correct. “Introduce B A” is not correct.
It is *not* like “Give the book to me”/“Give me the book.”

A: Wives is more than one wife its plural. Whereas wifes isn't an actual word.
wife is one
wives are more than one

A: Honestly, saying "will you" at the end of the phrase makes it sound rude, or like the person is annoyed.

If the wife or husband asked, "Will/Can you close the door, please?" it sounds more like a request to me.

A: They sound the same. Some dictionaries choose the first one, some others choose the second one.

Have a look at this if you can:
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:%E8%8B%B1%E8%AA%9E%E5%9C%8B%E9%9A%9B%E9%9F%B3%E6%A8%99

A: Effectively they mean the same thing: the husband said that it was his wife's handwriting... In terms of the subtle difference:

"verified" basically just means confirmed (i.e. after inspecting the writing, he confirmed it was his wife's handwriting)

"certified" implies it was an official (legally recognized) declaration or guarantee.

For example, perhaps the husband wrote a signed affidavit (a type of legal oath / affirmation) attesting to the fact that it was his wife's handwriting. In this case, the husband could be held legally culpable (responsible) and penalized if a court of law determines that he lied.

A: From the perspective of her husband, it would be “brother-in-law.” From the perspective of the woman’s child, it would be “uncle.”

A: this made me laugh! ^^

it looks good just a few corrections:

"i /pretended/ not to notice it and /just went to sleep/"

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A: my would be wife is a graduate..

A: I love my wife... kkk

A: × I and my wife,we are almost as much as busy.
✓ Me and my wife are equally busy

× So,we have almost same amount of home-works.
✓ so we have almost the same amount of work to complete at home.

× I’m not good at cooking,but I do also.
✓ I’m not good at cooking, but I still do it.

× Today’s lunch box,the stir-fried meats that I cooked were taste very light.
✓ Today’s lunch box, which included stir-fried meats that I cooked, was tasty and very light.

A: × Whenever my wife and I moved the bed to another place, we could hear the squeaking sound.
✓ Whenever my wife and I move the bed to another place, we can hear a squeaking sound.

× After that we sometimes heard the broken sound.
✓ After that we sometimes hear the squeaking sound.

× So we decided to change the bed if we move out another apartment.
✓ So we decided to change the bed if we move to another apartment.

A: × I'm living with my wife and my daughter who is 23 years old.
✓ I live with my wife and my daughter, who is 23 years old.

× I come home the first, so I make dinner every day.
✓ I'm always home first, so I make dinner every night.

× I made dishes that are a chicken saute and miso-soup yesterday.
✓ Yesterday I made a chicken saute and miso soup

× When I finished cooking, my cell phone rang.
✓ When I finished cooking, my cell phone rang,

× She said that she will be home late to go shopping with my daughter.
✓ She said that she was going to be home late because she was going to be shopping with my daughter

× I had no choice, so I ate the dishes alone.
✓ I had no other choice, so I ate the food alone.

A: × What I like about my wife is down to earth.
✓ What I like about my wife is that she is down to earth.

A: × I told them that my wife went to the hospital.
✓ I told them that my wife had gone to the hospital.