ele casou

got married, married

→ casar
cas marry + ou 3rd-person singular past
verb · third singular · past indicative Uncommon #16,424
got married, married Simple past (preterite) form of “casar” (also used for “to marry off” or “to match,” depending on context).
PO: Ela casou no ano passado.
EN: She got married last year.
Conjugation of casar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First casei casamos
Third casou casaram

Se parou de conversar, você casou.

If you stopped talking, you got married.

— Perfeitos Desconhecidos (2016)

Acho que é por isso que casou comigo.

I think that's why he married me.

— Rebecca, A Mulher Inesquecível (1940)

Lembra-se do nosso professor muçulmano ele criou-me e casou-me.

Do you remember our Muslim teacher? He raised me and married me off.

— Corra, Milkha, Corra (2013)

Casou rico.

He married rich.

Só gostar de bicho, não, que ela casou comigo!

Not just liking animals, but marrying me!

— O Auto da Compadecida (2000)

Quando você casou?

When did you get married?

— Amores Expressos (1994)

Minha irmã se mudou para Ulan Bator depois que casou.

My sister moved to Ulaanbaatar after she got married.

— O Mundo (2004)

Casou?!

You got married?!

— Família de Aluguel (2025)

Jane casou jovem.

Jane married young.

Com quem a Anna casou?

Who did Anna marry?

Ela casou.

She got married.

— Corra, Milkha, Corra (2013)

Você casou de novo?

Did you get married again?

— O Segredo de Aman (2003)

Anu já casou.

Anu is already married.

— Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (1999)

Ele casou a filha com um homem rico.

He married his daughter off to a rich man.

Na Espanha, consta que você casou e até teve um filho.

In Spain, it is said that you got married and even had a child.

— Agente Zeta (2026)

Não casou comigo pela minha comida.

He didn't marry me for my cooking.

— O Refúgio (2026)

Casou rica.

She married rich.

Meu amigo casou no mês passado.

My friend got married last month.

Você casou?

Did you get married?

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

Com quem é que o Tom casou?

Who did Tom marry?

Casou?

Did you get married?

— Anora (2024)