festivities

英 [fɛsˈtɪvɪtiz]

美 [fɛˈstɪvətiz]

n.  庆祝活动; 欢庆; 欢乐
festivity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 庆祝;欢庆
  Festivityis the celebration of something in a happy way.
  1. There was a general air of festivity and abandon.
     到处是一派纵情狂欢的气氛。
• N-COUNT 庆祝活动;庆典
  Festivitiesare events that are organized in order to celebrate something.
  1. The festivities included a huge display of fireworks.
     庆祝活动包括盛大的焰火表演。

双语例句

• A country wedding in Sweden is also very interesting. It is celebrated with traditional festivities.
  瑞典的乡村婚礼也很有趣，一般通过传统的形式来庆祝。
• Open public Holidays. Japanese folk dancing weekends Festivities reach their peak on New Year's Eve.
  节假日照常营业周末日本舞伎表演节日活动在除夕达到高潮，家家户户灯火齐明，全家人团聚吃年饭。
• Our leaders joined the people in the festivities in the parks.
  我们的领导人参加了群众的游园庆祝活动。
• I shall be so anxious to see you and to hear about your festivities and your friend, jack.
  我急于想见到你，听你谈谈你们的节日庆祝活动和你的朋友杰克。
• Every country and every culture has its own traditional celebrations and festivities.
  每个国家和文化都有自己的传统庆典与节庆。
• I was not the master of these festivities.
  我并是这些宴会的主人。
• Friends and acquaintances will want to include you in holiday festivities.
  朋友和熟人将要包括在节日庆祝活动你。
• A new guest arrived just in time for Thanksgiving dinner, but apparently didn't survive the festivities.
  一个新客人及时赶赴感恩节晚餐，但显然没在节日活动中活下来。
• Thank you all for coming, and enjoy the festivities.
  感谢你们能来，度过这个庆典。
• Festivities started in Sydney with firecrackers, face-changing performances and martial arts.
  悉尼的庆典由烟花、变脸和武术开始。