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。
• Weddings and movie premieres and expensive company spectacles have been postponed.
  婚礼、电影首映式、眼镜奢侈品公司的活动都被推迟了。
• Funerals and weddings are very important to Chinese people.
  丧礼和婚礼对中国人来说是非常重要的事。
• Your weddings have been booked on the same day.
  你们的婚礼被定在了同一天。
• Many guests at New York and Los Angeles weddings feel cash is an acceptable present.
  许多在纽约和洛杉矶参加结婚仪式的人以为现金作为礼品是可以接受的。
• I always cry at weddings.
  我经常在婚礼上哭泣的。
• Other people's weddings are the perfect hunting ground for ideas
  别人的婚礼是寻找启发的绝佳场合。
• Jeff: I love going to weddings joan.
  杰夫：我喜欢去参加婚礼，琼。
• Weddings have a bride and a groom.
  婚礼中有新郎与新娘。
• A youthful attendant at official functions or ceremonies such as legislative functions and weddings.
  在官方的典礼或仪式上的（像法律上的典礼和结婚仪式）服务员。