marriage ceremony

英 [ˈmærɪdʒ ˈserəməni]

美 [ˈmærɪdʒ ˈserəmoʊni]

结婚仪式

法律

英英释义

noun

• the act of marrying
  1. their marriage was conducted in the chapel
  Synonym:marriagewedding

双语例句

• She regards the marriage ceremony as a quaint anachronism.
  她认为婚礼是个古怪过时的东西。
• The guests, and the tiresome little Norwegian preacher who had performed the marriage ceremony, were saying good-night.
  客人们和主持结婚仪式的那个显得疲劳的小个子挪威教士互道了晚安。
• So who would go to such kind of marriage ceremony!
  这样的话，谁会想要参加这样的婚礼啊！
• Their marriage ceremony was performed in the church.
  他们的结婚典礼在教堂举行。
• To express thanks to your elders on one's wedding day: At the traditional Chinese marriage ceremony, both the bride and groom kneel in front of their parents and serve them tea.
  在成亲之日表示对长辈的谢意：在传统的中国婚礼仪式中，新娘和新郎都要跪在自己的父母面前为他们敬茶。
• They go through a bigamous marriage ceremony
  他们举世闻名行了重婚婚礼
• The marriage ceremony took place in the church.
  婚礼在教堂举行。（结婚的仪式&婚礼。）
• An equivalent of the "letting go" custom can be seen in the modern marriage ceremony, where the father gives the bride away.
  在现代的结婚典礼上，也可见到相同的“放开”习俗，即新娘的父亲将新娘交给新郎。
• Anyone found doing that or attending the marriage ceremony will be arrested.
  任何人如果被发现做这种事情或者出席猴子结婚仪式，都将遭到逮捕。
• Tom and Sarah had been living together for years, but finally went through the marriage ceremony for the sake of their children.
  汤姆与萨拉同居已多年，但为了孩了他们最终还是举行了婚礼。