ceremonious
英 [ˌserəˈməʊniəs]
美 [ˌserəˈmoʊniəs]
adj. 讲究礼仪的
BNC.44678 / COCA.37612
牛津词典
adj.
- 讲究礼仪的
behaving or performed in an extremely formal way
英英释义
adj
- rigidly formal or bound by convention
- their ceremonious greetings did not seem heartfelt
- characterized by pomp and ceremony and stately display
双语例句
- Putting on a hat can be a ceremonious act, an elegant gesture in the ritual of dressing.
戴帽子被看作一种礼节性的举动，是着装仪式上一个优雅的举动。 - To bring, offer, or give, often in a formal or ceremonious way.
把，提供，或给予，往往在正式或隆重的方式下进行。 - In mid-autumn festival, the local have a ceremonious celebration: Fire dragon dance.
每年的中秋节，当地会一个举行隆重的庆祝活动―火龙。 - He unveiled the picture with a ceremonious gesture.
他郑重其事地为这幅画揭幕。 - His cold, ceremonious tone did not proceed from his feeling for her ( of that she was convinced), but that tone covered something.
他对她彬彬有礼的冷淡态度并非出自他内心的真正的感情（这一点她是知道的），他这种态度掩盖着某种东西。 - The function of forward-leaning leaving board and swinging of the swinging leg on takeoffs in long jump; Such a ceremonious opening, but it had nothing practical in it.
跳远前倾式离板和摆动腿的摆动对起跳的作用把剪彩仪式搞得这么隆重，纯粹是摆花架子。 - Last, we'll celebrate ceremonious sum-up meeting.
最后我们还将举行隆重的总结会。 - He bid her an unusually ceremonious farewell.
他以罕见的周全礼数向她道别。 - His greeting was too ceremonious.
他的问候太客气了。 - Chinese New Year is very ceremonious and interesting, wish you can have the chance to enjoy New Year with us in Guangzhou.
我们中国过新近是很热闹的。希望你有机会能来广州和我们一起过新年。