a formal religious or public occasion, typically one celebrating a particular event, achievement, or anniversary
(尤指为庆祝某事件、成就或周年而举行的)宗教(或公共)庆典。
an act or series of acts performed according to a traditional or prescribed form
典礼,仪式。
[mass noun]the ritual observances and procedures required or performed at grand and formal occasions
(重大场合的)礼仪
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the new Queen was proclaimed with due ceremony .新女王依据相应礼仪宣告登基。
〈正式〉 礼貌
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he showed them to their table with great ceremony .他彬彬有礼地把他们带到餐桌边。
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stand on ceremony [usu. with negative] insist on the observance of formalities 讲究礼节;拘礼we don't stand on ceremony in this house . 我们在这房子里不必拘礼 -
without ceremony without preamble or politeness 径直地,不打招呼地;不礼貌地he was pushed without ceremony into the bathroom . 他被粗暴无礼地推进了浴室
"late Middle English: from Old French