weddings

英 [ˈwɛdɪŋz]

美 [ˈwɛdɪŋz]

n.  婚礼; 结婚庆典
wedding的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 婚礼
  Aweddingis a marriage ceremony and the party or special meal that often takes place after the ceremony.
  1. Most Britons want a traditional wedding.
     大多数英国人都想要传统的婚礼。
  2. ...a wedding present.
     喜礼
  3. ...the couple's 22nd wedding anniversary.
     这对夫妇的第22个结婚纪念日

Do not confuseweddingandmarriage. Aweddingis a ceremony in which a man and woman get married. It usually includes a meal or other celebration that takes place after the ceremony itself.It wasn't a formal wedding.This ceremony can also be called amarriage....the day of my marriage.Marriagecan also be used to refer to the relationship between a husband and wife.It has been a happy marriage.
不要混淆 wedding 和 marriage。wedding 指婚礼，通常包括结婚仪式之后的婚宴或其他庆祝活动：It wasn't a formal wedding (那不是个正式的婚礼)。这一仪式也可称为 marriage：the day of my marriage (我结婚那天)。marriage还可用于指婚姻生活：It has been a happy marriage (那是桩幸福美满的婚姻)。

双语例句

• No unless I get invited. I hate weddings.
  不去，除非我接到请贴。我讨厌婚礼。
• Looks like I'm not the only one who cries at weddings.
  看来我不是这次婚礼上唯一哭泣的一个。
• I always cry at weddings.
  我经常在婚礼上哭泣的。
• I cry at weddings, bar mitzvahs, christenings, graduations and birthday parties.
  参加婚礼我要哭，出席犹太男子的成年礼我也要哭，什么洗礼，毕业典礼和生日宴会都会使我落泪。
• Dad, nominally a Methodist, entered Churches only for weddings and funerals.
  爸名义上是卫理公会教徒，可只去教堂参加婚礼和葬礼。
• Summer weddings need to be arranged months ahead.
  在夏季举行婚礼需要提前几个月作安排。
• Protestant and Catholic traditions have had a huge influence on the form weddings take in the U.
  新教和天主教传统对美英两国的婚礼形式拥有巨大的影响。
• Weddings have a bride and a groom.
  婚礼中有新郎与新娘。
• Many young couples plan non-traditional weddings that include traditions from their cultures.
  许多年轻的夫妇计划举行非传统的婚礼，但婚礼中又包括他们文化中的传统。
• I could have six fake weddings.
  我可以有6个假婚礼。