pomp
noun
uk/pɒmp/us/pɑːmp/pompnoun(CEREMONY)
[U]
impressiveandcolourfulceremonies,especiallytraditionalceremoniesonpublicoccasions:
典礼,盛典,盛况;(尤指)传统庆典Theprimeministerwasreceivedwith all thetraditionalpompandceremonythat islaidon forvisitingheadsofgovernment.首相受到迎接来访政府首脑的全套传统仪式礼遇接待。
Despite all the pompofhisoffice/position, he has onlylimitedpowers.他尽管职位显赫,权力却很有限。
in sb's pomp
informal
at atimewhen someone was mostsuccessfulorpopular:
(某人)最成功(或最受欢迎)的时期,鼎盛时期Today hisgamewasreminiscentof that of Pele in his pomp.目前他的状态犹如贝利鼎盛时期的样子。
pomp and circumstance
formalceremonies:
正式庆典,隆重仪式After twohoursof pomp andcircumstance, thediplomaswereawardedand theaudiencewentwild.两小时的隆重仪式过后,颁发了毕业文凭,观众们疯狂起来。
Ceremonies
- anti-ritualism
- cavalcade
- ceremonial
- ceremonially
- ceremony
- dub
- induction
- initiate
- installation
- investiture
- knight
- master of ceremonies
- memorial service
- pageant
- rite of passage
- ritual
- ritualistic
- ritualistically
- salute
- troop
pompnoun(HAIR)
[C]informal
apompadour
(同pompadour)