Celebrations 慶祝與紀(jì)念
I have a question about some confusing words. They are celebration, ceremony and anniversary. Can you tell me what are the different situations to use each of them appropriately? Thank you.
Fu Yuanyi
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Celebration, ceremony and anniversary are three nouns with similar meanings.
In today’s programme, Yang Li and William Kremer give specific examples about how to each word appropriately.
Sometimes you can use them together to describe an event. Look at the following example:
"I work for the BBC’s international charity and last week we had a celebration for the tenth anniversary of the charity. So we had a little ceremony to celebrate it together."
People have cakes for all kinds of celebrations in the UK
In this programme you can hear a lot more examples to get a thorough understanding of how to use these three commonly used words.
If you have a question about English, email our team at [email protected]. We may answer it in this programme.
Glossary 詞匯
specific 具體的
appropriately 得體地
celebration 慶祝
ceremony 儀式
anniversary 周年紀(jì)念
event 活動(dòng)
thorough 透徹的
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