ceremonies

基本解释

• n. 仪式；典礼；礼节；客套（ceremony的复数形式）

词源解说

• 14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自中古拉丁语的ceremonia，意为仪式，典礼。

同根派生

英汉例句

用作名词 (n.)

• The closing ceremony was held on the 24th.
  闭幕式在24日举行。

词组短语

用作名词 (n.)

动词+～

• abandon a ceremony 取消仪式
• attend a ceremony 出席仪式
• conduct 〔hold, perform〕 a ceremony 举行仪式
• observe the ceremony 遵从某一礼仪
• organize a ceremony 组织仪式

形容词+～

• brief ceremony 简单的仪式

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A ceremony is a formal event such as a wedding.
• Ceremony consists of the special things that are said and done on very formal occasions.

专业释义

历史学

• 仪式

  In fact, YinSi had notable impact on the ceremony of sacrifices, the images of the spirits and people’s attitude towards the spirits.
  淫祀的出现，使得祭祀仪式、神灵形象及人们对神灵的态度都发生了变化。

  艺术学

• 仪式

  More than wear and material value and ceremony,jewelry becomes an essential way of life.
  首饰定义从佩饰、物质价值、仪式等扩展为必不可少的生活方式。

  文学

• 《仪典》

  One of the major features of Ceremony is the author's presentation of the protagonist's alienation.
  主人公的异化是《仪典》反映的一大主题。

  哲学

• 礼

  Used alone against the "rule of law" or "propriety" and advocated "ceremony", "law" with dialectics.
  反对单独使用“法治”或“礼教”,而主张“礼”、“法”并用的辩证法思想。

  交通运输工程

• 典礼

经济学

• 礼节