ceremony

UK:  ['serəməni]

US:  ['serə.moʊni]

复数：ceremonies  

n.

1.典礼,仪式

2.礼仪,礼节

3.虚礼;客气

4.客套话,寒喧客套

1 . After the closing ceremony was the flag-giving ceremony, in which the committee transferred the flag of the Olympic Games to the next host.
闭幕式后举行了授旗仪式，组委会将奥运会的会旗移授与下届的主办城市。

2 . " Attending the ceremony Rosemary New Zealand ambassador to France Banks welcomed the bilateral relations, said the " historic moment.
参加仪式的新西兰驻法大使罗斯玛丽·班克斯则表示欢迎这一两国关系的“历史性时刻”。

3 . We were all escorted to the Norbulinka Palace to wait for the opening ceremony to begin. Students had been drafted in as cheerleaders.
我们被护送前往罗布林卡皇宫，等待火炬传递的开幕式举行。

4 . During the ceremony, he said he would govern as a moderate, promising to keep existing free market policies.
在就职仪式中，他表示，他将以温和的方式执政，承诺保持现有的自由市场政策。

5 . Those who took part in the ceremony spoke of the privilege they felt to be present and of how much the Polish pope meant to them.
参加这次宣福礼的人说，他们因为能来出席而感到无上荣耀，以及这位波兰籍教皇对他们有多么重要。