Master of Ceremonies

英 [ˈmɑːstə(r) ɒv ˈserəməniz]

美 [ˈmæstər əv ˈserəmoʊniz]

网络  节目主持人; 司仪; 晚会主持人; 司仪 节目主持人; 典礼官

牛津词典

noun

• 司仪；仪式主持人
  a person who introduces guests or entertainers at a formal occasion

双语例句

• A local television anchor, his hair perfectly in place, serves as master of ceremonies.
  头发一丝不乱的地方电视台主播充当司仪。
• MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Ladies and Gentlemen: Her Royal Highness will now answer your questions.
  招待会主持：女士们，先生们，现在你们可以向公主殿下提问。
• The master of ceremonies can never be refused.
  司仪是不可以拒绝得。
• His father was the master of ceremonies of a variety show on TV.
  他父亲是电视综艺节目的主持人。
• Welcome everybody to our 8-minute speed-dating event, announced the master of ceremonies eventually.
  欢迎大家参加我们8分钟快速约会环节，大会主持人终于宣布。
• I was particularly pleased with the professional and streamlined organisation of today's ceremony and please pass on my thanks to the Master of Ceremonies who did a fantastic job.
  我尤其对今天的典礼的组织的专业性及流畅特别欣喜，而请把我的感谢传达那位做得极好的司仪。
• Paul Mazursky was Master of Ceremonies, and he was pretty hysterical.
  保罗·马祖尔斯基担任司仪，他简直把人笑坏了。
• I then made the mistake of criticizing the performance of the master of ceremonies, to which she responded that I should be more tolerant.
  后来，我批评了节目主持人的表演，这是我的错误，她说我应该更宽容一些。
• Act as a master of ceremonies.
  做各种仪式的主持人。
• But the movies differed significantly from these other forms of entertainment, which depended on either live performance or ( in the case of the slide-and-lantern shows) the active involvement of a master of ceremonies who assembled the final program.
  电影与这些娱乐形式明显的不同点是，电影无需依赖现场表演，也不需要串联全场节目的主持人的积极参与（例如胶片演示）。