式zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • gāi yì huì de kāi mù shì chǎng miàn lóng zhòng .
    The ceremonial opening of Parliament was a fine spectacle.
  • qí shì shòu yú lǐ shòu yú qí shì chēng hào de yí shì
    Ceremonial bestowal of knighthood.
  • （ fēi zhèng shì ） wán quán yí shì xìng de yī fú。
    (informal) full ceremonial dress.
  • zhuāng zhòng de chǎng hé； zhèng shì de fú zhuāng。
    a solemn occasion; ceremonial garb.
  • qí qiú shén de bǎo hù de zhèng shì qí dǎo。
    a ceremonial prayer invoking divine protection.
  • zhèng shì de jiè shào jiù rèn mǒu yī zhí wèi de diǎn lǐ huò yí shì 。
    the ceremonial induction into a position.
  • yóu hěn duō rénshēn jiā de zhèng shì de yàn huì。
    a ceremonial dinner party for many people.
  • chuānzhuó yí shì shàng de yī fú， tè bié shì zhǐ mù shī de lǐ fú。
    dressed in ceremonial garments especially clerical vestment.
  • yóu zhǐ mù shī zài zhèng shì chǎng hé chuān de wài yī。
    esp, ceremonial garments worn by the clergy.
  • yǐ yí shì huò hè lǐ kāi zhāng
    To launch with a ceremonial gesture or gift.
  • dà jì sī guān gǔ dài yóu tài jì sī cháng de zhèng shì tóu shì
    The ceremonial headdress worn by ancient Jewish high priests.
  • gāo zhí wèi rén de lǐ yù yǔ gāo zhí wèi xiāng lián de yí shì hé diǎn lǐ
    The ceremonial symbols and observances attached to high office.
  • gāo gāo de； yī xiē yīng guó shì bīng zài zhèng shì chǎng hé chuān dài。
    tall; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions.
  • yǎn shuō yī zhǒng zhèng shì yǎn shuō， yóu zhǐ zài mǒu yī tè shū chǎng hé fā biǎo de
    A formal speech, especially one given on a ceremonial occasion.
  • zhèng shì chǎng hé chuān de píng huá de cháng wài yī。
    long flowing outer garment used for official or ceremonial occasions.
  • yī zhǒng zài zhàn dǒu yǐ qián huò shèng lì yǐ hòu jìn xíng de yí shì wǔ dǎo。
    a ceremonial dance performed before a battle or after a victory.
  • zài zhèng shì de cháng páo shàng qǐ zhuāng shì zuò yòng de bái sè de huò qiǎn huī sè de máo pí。
    white or light gray fur used as trimming on ceremonial robes.
  • tōng guò pò tǔ yí shì lái xuān bù yī xiàng gōng chéng zhèng shì kāi gōng。
    the ceremonial breaking of the ground to formally begin a construction project.
  • qū xié yí shì gǔ luó mǎ měi wǔ nián pǔ chá rén kǒu hòu duì quán tǐ guó mín jìn xíng de jìng huà yí shì
    A ceremonial purification of the entire ancient Roman population after the census every five years.
  • quán zhàng yī zhǒng diǎn lǐ yí shì shàng yòng de gùn bàng， pèi dài huò zhǎn shì chū lái zuò wéi lì fǎ jī gòu quán lì de xiàng zhēng
    A ceremonial staff borne or displayed as the symbol of authority of a legislative body.
  • pái shuǐ shí pén dài yòu yòng yú pái qù zhèng shì xǐ lǐ yòng shuǐ de pái shuǐ guǎn dào de shí pén
    A stone basin with a drain for carrying away the water used in ceremonial ablutions.
  • （ yóu tài jiào） yú yuè jié de dì yī gè wǎn shàng（ huò liǎng gè wǎn shàng） jǔ xíng de yí shì yàn huì。
    (Judaism) the ceremonial dinner on the first night (or both nights) of Passover.
  • tā zài yí shì shàng xuān shì jiù zhí zǒng tǒng。
    he was ceremonially sworn in as President.
  • zhù jiào jǔ xíng yí shì shí shǒu chí de quán zhàng（ xíng rú mù yáng rén zhī shǒu zhàng）
    Ong staff similar to this, carried ceremonially by a bishop; crosier
  • zhuāng shì lè jù， huā shì chuī zòu yī duàn xuàn yào huò jiǎng jiū yí shì de yīnyuè， lì rú xiǎo hào qū
    A showy or ceremonious passage, such as a fanfare.
  • suǒ yòu zhè xiē yí shì dōushì bù bì yào de。
    All these ceremonies were uncalled-for.
  • zhèng shì dì yǐn lǐng； zhǐ dǎo huò yǐn dǎo
    To guide ceremoniously; conduct or usher.
  • lóng zhòng huò zhèng shì dì dān rèn zhí zé huò zhí wèi。
    place ceremoniously or formally in an office or position.
  • nǚ wáng yǐ chuán tǒng yí shì jǔ xíng liǎo jiā miǎn lǐ。
    The queen was crowned with proper ceremony.
  • tā men jǔ xíng liǎo yī gè shén mì de zōng jiào yí shì 。
    They hold a mystic religious ceremony.
  • dāng dì suǒ yòu de mù shī chū xí liǎo yí shì .
    All the local clergy attended the ceremony.
  • jǔ xíng kāi mù [ bì mù ] shì
    perform the opening [closing] ceremony