ceremonial
🇺🇸 /ˌsɛrəˈmoʊniːəl/
📖 释义
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adjective
仪式的; 礼仪性的
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noun
礼仪
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: ceremonials
常用搭配
ceremonial dressceremonial dutiesceremonial occasionceremonial robeceremonial swordceremonial guard
派生词
ceremoniallyceremonyceremoniousceremoniouslyceremoniousness
同义词
ritualformalritualisticsolemnofficial
反义词
informalcasual
易混淆词
ceremonious
EN: 'Ceremonial' means relating to a ceremony (neutral); 'ceremonious' means overly formal or fond of ceremony, often with a negative connotation.
zh: 'Ceremonial' 指与仪式相关的(中性);'ceremonious' 指过于正式或热衷于仪式,通常带有贬义。
ceremony
EN: 'Ceremony' is the event or rite itself; 'ceremonial' is the adjective describing something related to ceremonies, or a noun meaning a set of rituals.
zh: 'Ceremony' 指事件或仪式本身;'ceremonial' 是形容词,描述与仪式相关的事物,或作为名词表示一套礼仪/仪式。
拼写提示
EN: Do not confuse 'ceremonial' (relating to ceremony) with 'ceremonious' (excessively formal). Both are correct words but have distinct meanings.
zh: 不要将 'ceremonial'(与仪式相关)与 'ceremonious'(过分正式)混淆。两者都是正确的单词,但含义不同。
💬 例句
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The chief wore a ceremonial headdress during the tribal gathering.
酋长在部落集会上佩戴了礼仪头饰。
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The position of governor-general is largely ceremonial in many Commonwealth countries.
在许多英联邦国家,总督一职主要是礼仪性的。
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The coronation followed an elaborate ceremonial that had been practiced for centuries.
加冕典礼遵循着一种已实践了几个世纪的繁复仪式。