Definition of rite de passage in English:

rite de passage

nounPlural rites de passage ˌriːt də paˈsɑːʒ

French.

单词	rite de passage
释义	Definition of rite de passage in English: rite de passage nounPlural rites de passage ˌriːt də paˈsɑːʒ another term for rite of passage (see rite) Example sentencesExamples Marriage ceremonies are after all the classic rite de passage. The death of a real person is not a spectacle but a rite de passage, an event, perhaps THE event. All the rites de passage, birth, puberty, marriage, and death gave occasion for liturgical celebration, in which divine protection was surely invoked. Field research abroad for an extended period is still an obligatory rite de passage for all its practitioners. Origin French.
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