revelry 英 [ˈrevlri]   美 [ˈrɛvəlri]

revelry

revelry  英 [ˈrevlri] 美 [ˈrɛvəlri]

n. 狂欢;欢宴 

名词复数:revelries 

The revelry was snubbed by my father. 我父亲终止了那次狂欢宴会。
But it was easy to get caught up in the revelry. 不过在那狂欢的盛宴中却很容易被狂热所感染。

  • Revelry is a wild, fun time. If you enjoy the revelry of a New Year's Eve party, you might pay for partying hard the next day.
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  • n. 狂欢;欢宴
  • 1. The revelry was snubbed by my father.

    我父亲终止了那次狂欢宴会。

  • 2. But it was easy to get caught up in the revelry.

    不过在那狂欢的盛宴中却很容易被狂热所感染。

  • 3. But in a crowd of like-minded people, the most intense drives for justice become the norm: People who may have felt a mix of emotions in response to the news can be swept up in the general revelry.

    但是对于一群志同道合的人,对于正义的最强烈的渴望成为了团队标准:对于这个新闻有着复杂情绪反应的人,会被驱逐出这次有广泛参与者的狂欢。

  • revelry (n.) "act of reveling; merrymaking, boisterous festivity, amusement," early 15c., from revel (n.) + -ery.
rev·el·ry / ˈrevlri ; NAmE ˈrevlri / noun [uncountable ] ( also rev·el·ries [plural ] ) noisy fun, usually involving a lot of eating and drinking 狂欢作乐 SYN festivity , merrymaking We could hear sounds of revelry from next door. 我们听到隔壁纵饮狂欢的声音。 New Year revelries 新年狂欢 revelry revelries rev·el·ry / ˈrevlri ; NAmE ˈrevlri /
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