ceremonious

英 [ˌserəˈməʊniəs]

美 [ˌserəˈmoʊniəs]

adj.  讲究礼仪的

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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
  1. their ceremonious greetings did not seem heartfelt
  Synonym:conventional
• characterized by pomp and ceremony and stately display
  Synonym:pompous

双语例句

• 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。
• 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。
• He bid her an unusually ceremonious farewell.
  他以罕见的周全礼数向她道别。
• The dancing in general was ceremonious, and the music rather solemn a little like church music in fact but after the custard-cups, Mr Feeder told Mr Toots that he was going to throw a little spirit into the thing.
  舞蹈总的来说是拘泥礼仪的，音乐相当严肃实际上有些像教堂音乐，但是菲德先生几杯下肚之后，对图茨先生说，他打算把晚会搞得热闹有趣一些。
• My uncle is a ceremonious former ambassador.
  我叔叔是个一丝不苟的前大使。
• Last, we'll celebrate ceremonious sum-up meeting.
  最后我们还将举行隆重的总结会。
• Her ceremonious manner was rather inappropriate for our informal party.
  她那郑重客套的举止实在和我们不拘礼节的晚会不符。
• Their ceremonious Reserve began to thaw a bit.
  他们不像开始时那么约束了。
• In order to raise the fund for Project Hope, they held a ceremonious charity performance.
  为帮助希望工程筹款，他们举行了一场隆重的义演。
• His greeting was too ceremonious.
  他的问候太客气了。