英语单词短语词组“Halloween”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

Halloween

noun[CorU]

(alsoHallowe'en)

/ˌhæl.əʊˈiːn/us

/ˌhæl.oʊˈiːn/

thenightof 31Octoberwhenchildrendressinspecialclothesandpeopletrytofrighteneach other

万圣节前夕（10月31日晚，人们在此时装鬼玩闹）

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Celebrations, parties & special occasions

a night on the townidiom
afterparty
April Fool's Day
baby shower
bachelor party
backslapping
dinner
dinner dance
Easter egg hunt
fayre
feast
masquerade
mela
Mother's Day
New Year's Eve
trick-or-treating
Valentine's Day
wassail
wassailer
wassailing

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(Definition ofHalloweenfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examples from literature

Children love to wear funny clothes for Halloween!
Now, Halloween is the children’s feast of candy!
Now, Halloween is the second biggest commercial holiday of the year after Christmas.
Samhain, or Halloween, was a harvest feast in Ireland and Scotland.
So, stores and companies started to push the idea of Halloween.
The biggest scary business of all, however, is Halloween.
Today, children enjoy Halloween in many countries on the last night of October.

Halloween| American Dictionary

Halloween

noun[U]

(alsoHallowe’en)

/ˌhæl·əˈwin,ˌhɑ·lə-/

theeveningofOctober31, whenchildrenwearspecialclothesand oftenmaskstohidetheirfacesand go fromhousetohouseaskingforcandy

单词	Halloween
释义	Halloween noun[CorU] (alsoHallowe'en) uk /ˌhæl.əʊˈiːn/us /ˌhæl.oʊˈiːn/ thenightof 31Octoberwhenchildrendressinspecialclothesandpeopletrytofrighteneach other 万圣节前夕（10月31日晚，人们在此时装鬼玩闹） SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Celebrations, parties & special occasions a night on the townidiom afterparty April Fool's Day baby shower bachelor party backslapping dinner dinner dance Easter egg hunt fayre feast masquerade mela Mother's Day New Year's Eve trick-or-treating Valentine's Day wassail wassailer wassailing See more results » (Definition ofHalloweenfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature Children love to wear funny clothes for Halloween! Now, Halloween is the children’s feast of candy! Now, Halloween is the second biggest commercial holiday of the year after Christmas. Samhain, or Halloween, was a harvest feast in Ireland and Scotland. So, stores and companies started to push the idea of Halloween. The biggest scary business of all, however, is Halloween. Today, children enjoy Halloween in many countries on the last night of October. Halloween\| American Dictionary Halloween noun[U] (alsoHallowe’en) us /ˌhæl·əˈwin,ˌhɑ·lə-/ theeveningofOctober31, whenchildrenwearspecialclothesand oftenmaskstohidetheirfacesand go fromhousetohouseaskingforcandy (Definition ofHalloweenfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/halloween##
随便看	take a fancy to/for take after take a hand in take amiss take a/one's chance take apart take a stand take back take by surprise take care take care of take charge of take delight in take down take effect take exception to take for take for a ride take for granted take hold of take ill take in take into account take it easy take it out in