nuptials

英 [ˈnʌpʃlz]

美 [ˈnʌpʃlz]

n.  婚礼
nuptial的复数

COCA.24694

牛津词典

noun

• 婚礼
  a wedding

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 结婚的;婚姻的
  Nuptialis used to refer to things relating to a wedding or to marriage.
  1. I went to the room which he had called the nuptial chamber.
     我走进了他称之为洞房的房间。
• N-PLURAL 结婚典礼;婚礼
  Someone'snuptialsare their wedding celebrations.
  1. She became immersed in planning her nuptials.
     她一门心思筹备自己的婚礼。

英英释义

noun

• the social event at which the ceremony of marriage is performed
  Synonym:weddingwedding ceremonyhymeneals

双语例句

• Speaking of nuptials, wait till I tell
  说到了婚事，我要告诉头
• Neither Kate` s father Roger nor Ned` s father Robert had any idea about the nuptials.
  无论是凯特的父亲罗杰还是内德的父亲罗伯特都对这场婚礼一无所知。
• Even worse, the majority of those questioned admitted having negative thoughts about the nuptials they had attended.
  更糟糕的是，大多数受访者承认对她们参加的婚礼有负面想法。
• She became immersed in planning her nuptials.
  她一门心思筹备自己的婚礼。
• After our nuptials, shall I become no more than a puppet?
  从我们的婚礼开始，我能不能不再是一个木偶？
• Just before their surprise wedding in2008, Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon got permanent tattoos to commemorate their nuptials.
  玛丽亚凯莉和尼克·卡农在闪婚前，就用永不褪色的纹身墨水来纪念两人的结合。
• The couple celebrated their nuptials in a traditional Mongolian wedding ceremony a few months later.
  一对夫妇驰名的婚礼在一个传统的蒙古人的结婚典礼在几个月后。
• This is no flippant question: if the nuptials actually happened, they have the potential to be one of the most predecedent-setting state weddings of the decade.
  这不是一个轻率的问题：如果婚礼真的举行，他们可能会成为这10年来最能开创先例的总统婚礼之一。
• The impending nuptials, which come after the pair have lived together for five years, were prompted by their children, who demanded that their parents marry, according to the American OK! magazine.
  据美国《OK！》杂志报道，已同居五年的皮特和茱丽之所以打算结婚，是因为孩子们的“软磨硬泡”。
• Naturally I watched the nuptials of the prince and Princess of wales.
  我自然看到了威尔士亲王和王妃的婚礼。