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
- There is to be no ceremonious performance, everything is to be as natural and homelike as possible
将不会有庆典活动，一切都将尽量地自然，如在家里一样 - 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。 - Why, my dear Robert, should we be so very ceremonious towards each other?
呀，我的亲爱的罗伯特，难道我们彼此要那么讲究礼节吗？ - 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。 - Susan took the extreme corner of a chair, with a stately and ceremonious aspect.
苏珊庄严地、十分讲究礼节地在一张椅子中的一个极小的角落里坐下。 - My uncle is a ceremonious former ambassador.
我叔叔是个一丝不苟的前大使。 - Mealtimes are ceremonious affairs which must be attended by every member of the family.
吃饭时间，是一宗属于礼节的事，家中人人都须参加。 - This is a among the people ceremonious, the most boisterous tradition festival of our country.
这是我国民间最隆重、热闹的一个传统节日。 - In China, the ceremonious festival is Spring Festival, and it is as same as your Christmas!
在中国，最大的节日是春节，就是和你们过圣诞一样！ - And I could make sure it would be very ceremonious!
我保证这次婚礼绝对非常隆重！