celebrants
英 [ˈsɛlɪbrənts]
美 [ˈsɛləbrənts]
n. 宗教礼仪主持人; 圣事主持者; 参加聚会(或庆典)的人
celebrant的复数
柯林斯词典
- 宗教仪式主持人(或参加者)
A celebrant is a person who performs or takes part in a religious ceremony.
双语例句
- Celebrants clad mostly in red, the color of luck and longevity, await transport to a Chinese New Year festival in a Chinese town.
监理人穿的大部分红色的衣服，红色表示幸运和长寿，等待运输到中国的农历新年的一个中国的城镇。 - Vernon said most late-night license seekers have been jet-lagged travelers lugging suitcases and trying to avoid daytime lines, rather than spontaneous celebrants.
弗农说，夜间领证的人大多是拖着很多行李箱、为了避开白天长队的国外旅行者，心血来潮的人较少。 - Pray that celebrants would learn to worship the Infinite-Personal Creator God rather than his creation.
愿所有家庭能敬拜真神上帝而不是拜祂所造之物。 - Regardless what they called it, the celebrants visited temples, exchanged gifts and enjoyed festive meals.
不管他们怎么称呼这一年，庆祝的人到寺庙烧香拜佛、交换礼物，享受丰盛的美食。 - Clad in shades of pink and white, celebrants of the Indian festival of Holi gather to watch a play in Vrindavan in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
在位于印度北部的北方邦的维伦达文，身着粉色和白色衣服以庆祝印度胡里节的人们正在观看演出。 - During Holi celebrants toss clouds of powdered pigments in shades of indigo, magenta, and saffron to celebrate the passion of Hindu god Krishna for his lover, radha.
在胡里节期间，司仪会抛洒由靛蓝，洋红和金黄等颜色的颜料粉末，以赞美印度教里的神克利须那对他的爱人拉德哈的热恋。