officiate
officiate 英 [ə'fɪʃɪeɪt] 美 [o'fɪʃɪet]
vt. 主持（仪式）；行使（职务）；担任裁判 vi. 执行职务；主持宗教仪式；当体育比赛裁判
进行时:officiating 过去式:officiated 过去分词:officiated 第三人称单数:officiates 名词复数:officiates
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- vt. 主持（仪式）；行使（职务）；担任裁判
- vi. 执行职务；主持宗教仪式；当体育比赛裁判
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1. You mean officiate the marriage.
你的意思是主持婚姻。
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2. Monks, however, do not normally perform sacramental rituals for the laity, and would not normally officiate at baptisms and marriages.
不过，僧侣并不为在俗教徒施行圣礼，也没有主持洗礼或婚礼的惯例。
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3. Equally, though, when I used to officiate local Sunday games I was often asked to reduce the interval to five minutes so that players could dash off after the game to the pub.
同样的，然而当我过去常常主持的当地夏季比赛，我总是被通知减少休息时间到5分钟以便运动员能够在比赛结束之后能够飞奔到酒馆。
- officiate (v.) 1630s, "to perform a duty," especially "to perform the duty of a priest," from Medieval Latin officiatum, from present participle of officiare "perform religious services," from Latin officium (see office). Related: Officiated; officiating.
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