gala
gala 英 [ˈgɑ:lə] 美 [ˈgeɪlə]
n. 祝贺，庆祝；节日，特别娱乐 adj. 节日的，欢庆的；欢乐的
名词复数:galas
- A gala is a big party. If you're going to a gala, you'll want to wear your fanciest ball gown — you'll want to look great for the best party of the year.
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- n. 祝贺，庆祝；节日，特别娱乐
- adj. 节日的，欢庆的；欢乐的
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1. In response, the English National Ballet, who were to dance with the Shanghai Ballet, and the British Council, the arm of cultural diplomacy that had organised the gala, cancelled the performance.
作为回应，本要和上海芭蕾舞团合作演出的英国国家芭蕾舞团同组织了这次欢庆活动的文化外事机构英国文化委员会一道取消了演出。
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2. People always enjoy the lighted lanterns and the gala performances.
人们都很喜欢这些点亮的灯笼和欢庆的表演。
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3. There's some excitement too for the public annually now in Shanghai with a series of red carpet events and gala parties, to go with seminars focussing on trends in Chinese filmmaking.
现在的上海每年都有很多令人兴奋的事，有很多的走红地毯的盛会和节日晚会，随之而来还有很多关注中国电影发展趋势的研讨会。
- gala (n.) 1620s, "festive dress or attire" (obsolete), from French en gala, perhaps from Old French gale "merriment," from galer "rejoice, make merry" (see gallant). Klein suggests the French word is from Italian gala (as in phrase vestito di gala "robe of state"), perhaps from Arabic khil'a "fine garment given as a presentation." Sense of "festive occasion" (characterized by display of finery) first recorded 1777. Quasi-adjectival use in gala day "day of festivities," etc.
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