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sol·emn /ˈsɒləm/
a.
1. 严重的；严正的；庄严的
a solemn protest 严正的抗议
a solemn warning 严正的警告
The Premier's burial was a solemn occasion. 总理的葬礼是个庄严的场面。
a solemn cathedral 庄严肃穆的大教堂
The service of burial is done with solemn and mournful music. 葬礼仪式在庄严的哀乐声中举行。
2. 隆重的；郑重的
The inauguration was a solemn event. 就职典礼是件隆重的大事。
They made a solemn promise never to reveal the secret. 他们作出郑重保证，决不泄露秘密。
3. 严肃的；庄重的；认真的；一本正经的
put on a solemn face 板着面孔
a special opera with a solemn social message 一部具有严肃的社会主旨的、与众不同的歌剧
That solemn girl never smiles. 那个一本正经的姑娘从来不笑。
4. 按照仪式的；正式的；宗教上的
take the solemn oath of office 正式宣誓就职
The two ministers entered into a solemn agreement yesterday. 两位部长昨天达成一项正式协议。
A baptism is a solemn rite. 洗礼是一种宗教仪式。
5. 黝暗的；阴沉的
She always wears such solemn clothing. 她总是穿这种暗黑色的衣服。
6. 合法的，依法行事的
[<OFr solemne <L sollemnis customary, celebrated at a fixed date < sollus entire] |