libation
libation 英 [laɪˈbeɪʃn] 美 [laɪˈbeʃən]
n. 饮酒；奠酒祭神仪式（形容词libationary）
名词复数:libations
- Certain ceremonies require dumping a little bit of liquid, usually alcohol, onto the ground. It might seem wasteful, but it’s really a powerful symbolic act called a libation — and it’s worth every drop.
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- n. 饮酒；奠酒祭神仪式（形容词libationary）
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1. "libation, " North Carolina, 1999.
“奠酒，” 1999年，北卡罗来拿。
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2. The combination of fast dancing, a very high heel, and maybe a libation or two can lead to a potentially dangerous situation.
快速跳舞，很高的鞋跟合在一起，三两分钟也许就会导致潜在的危险状况。
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3. The poem is called "libation," and it's for my friend Vusi who is in the audience here somewhere.
这首诗叫"奠酒"，写给我的朋友西， 他也来到了现场。
- libation (n.) late 14c., "pouring out of wine in honor of a god," from Latin libationem (nominative libatio) "a drink-offering," noun of action from past participle stem of libare "pour out (an offering)," perhaps from PIE *lehi- "to pour out, drip" (source of Greek leibein "to pour, make a libation").
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