柯林斯詞典ceremonial /?s?r??m??n??l/ 1. ADJ Something that is ceremonial relates to a ceremony or is used in a ceremony. 儀式的; 禮儀的[ADJ n] He represented the nation on ceremonial occasions. 他在禮儀場合代表著國家。2. ADJ A position, function, or event that is ceremonial is considered to be representative of an institution, but has very little authority or influence. 禮儀性的 Up to now the post of president has been largely ceremonial. 到目前為止,總統職位在很大程度上是禮儀性的。 返回 ceremonial劍橋詞典 ceremonial noun (FORMAL ACTS) [ 可數名詞:有復數形式的名詞 or 不可數或單數名詞:沒有復數形式的名詞 ] (formal ceremonial) (a set of) formal acts , often fixed and traditional , performed on important social or religious occasions 典禮;儀式 a wedding /graduation ceremony 結婚/畢業(yè)典禮 例句 We weren't married in church , but we had a civil ceremony in a registry office .The Olympics climaxed in a spectacular closing ceremony.The glittering ceremony conjured up images of Russia's imperial past.Several foreign dignitaries attended the ceremony.The queen , in full ceremonial dress , presided over the ceremony. ceremonial noun (FORMAL BEHAVIOUR) [ 不可數或單數名詞:沒有復數形式的名詞 ] very formal and polite behaviour 禮節(jié);禮儀;客套 She arrived at the airport without the pomp and ceremony that usually accompanies important politicians . 她抵達了機場,沒有通常與重要政界人士相伴的盛況和禮儀。 I handed her my letter of resignation without ceremony (= in an informal way). 我毫不客氣地向她遞交了辭職書。 返回 ceremonial