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
- My uncle is a ceremonious former ambassador.
我叔叔是个一丝不苟的前大使。 - A ceremonious act of deference or obeisance, especially a low bow performed while placing the right palm on the forehead.
表示恭敬的礼节性动作或深深地鞠躬，尤其是深鞠躬同时置右掌于额上。 - 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 unveiled the picture with a ceremonious gesture.
他郑重其事地为这幅画揭幕。 - 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 - 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。 - His greeting was too ceremonious.
他的问候太客气了。 - Borne on silvery trays by ceremonious world-weary waiters ( Financial Times)
放在彬彬有礼的厌世侍者托着的银盘上（金融时报） - She came solitarily down the gravel walk-a Miss Martin just appearing at the door, and parting with her seemingly with ceremonious civility.
她就一个人顺着砾石道走来&只有一位马丁小姐送出门来，显然是用客套性的礼节跟她告别。 - Their ceremonious Reserve began to thaw a bit.
他们不像开始时那么约束了。