Definition of celebration in English:

celebration

noun sɛlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of celebrating an important day or event.
the birth of his son was a cause for celebration
他生了个儿子，这是庆贺的原因。
Example sentencesExamples
- I take the mandolin from the wall and do a few strums in joyous celebration.
- For them celebration of her achievement is always mingled with recollections of their loss.
- It therefore has no need of state sanctioned blessing, or indeed of any public form of celebration.
- Today is a proud day in our history, one which is cause for considerable celebration.
- Sooner or later the rain looked like it was about to clear so we had to have another pint in celebration.
- It was a time of great sadness for her family, but also one of celebration.
- It is a complete canvas of what is happening in the community and a kind of celebration of it.
- It seems the smaller the town the bigger the pride and the more the events of celebration.
- This promises to be a night of fun and celebration where an excellent year will be reviewed.
- As the new Archbishop of York left the ceremony, the bells of the Minster rang out in celebration.
- I know it is only my first session but the fact that I am doing it is a cause for celebration.
- At first sight, this month's trade data do not seem a cause for celebration.
- We were simply there to paint the town red by way of celebration for Stuart's birthday.
- Bradford is gearing up to paint the town red in celebration of Comic Relief.
- Last week there were no signs of celebration, with the families refusing to come out of their houses.
- Max Hastings's gripping book ought to be a tale of triumph, liberation and celebration.
- I have no idea what to do to celebrate, or even if celebration is appropriate.
- It's the final morning and so in celebration we order the full Irish Breakfast from the comfort of our bed.
- It has been suggested that on my birthday I take a slower, gentler approach to celebration.
- Last weekend was a weekend of celebration as a number of people made the headlines.
Synonyms
commemoration, observance, honouring, salute to, marking, keeping
1. 1.1count noun A social gathering or enjoyable activity held to celebrate something.
  a birthday celebration
  一次生日庆祝。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Monica must have dreaded her son would be an absent guest at her 80th celebrations.
  So organizers planned a gala birthday celebration fitting for the occasion.
  A few blocks away, Arroyo led a festive Independence Day celebration attended by a few hundred people.
  After eggs are dyed the first one is always kept until the next year's celebration.
  Art and a gala are among the celebrations planned to mark the closing of a Victorian hospital.
  We know what 18th birthday celebrations are like, whether on the town or in houses.
  There will be no birthday parties or celebrations, except perhaps with some close friends.
  About a month ago, my husband and I received an invitation to attend her big 50th wedding anniversary celebration.
  Ann Crowley is in charge of organising the centenary celebrations.
  The awards night was a bit of a blur so this was my proper celebration.
  All are very welcome to this celebration which will be an historic day in the life of the parish.
  Blockley villagers will be holding their traditional May Day celebrations on Monday.
  Then on Sunday a huge crowd attended his belated 25th birthday celebrations in The Saratoga.
  All of the main Jubilee celebrations in the city will centre on the Commonwealth Games.
  We decided to visit York to join in the celebrations for the Guy Fawkes Festival and to do some shopping.
  To celebrate the milestone a series of celebrations are being planned across the south west.
  A number of wedding golden jubilee celebrations took place throughout the locality during the past week.
  Her brother and other members of the family were flying in from America for the celebrations.
  Her nephew Bill Redmond and family travelled from Milton Keynes for the celebrations.
  After work we I had my birthday celebration in a Brick Lane curry house with my friends.
  Synonyms
  jollification, merrymaking, carousing, carousal, revelry, revels, enjoying oneself, partying, parties, festivity, festivities
  roistering, debauchery, frolics
  informal junketing
  party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree
  West Indian jump-up
  Jewish simcha
  informal do, bash, get-together, blowout, rave
  British informal rave-up, thrash, knees-up, jolly, beanfeast, bunfight, beano
  South African informal jol

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin celebratio(n-), from the verb celebrare (see celebrate).

Definition of celebration in US English:

celebration

nounˌseləˈbrāSH(ə)nˌsɛləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n

The action of marking one's pleasure at an important event or occasion by engaging in enjoyable, typically social, activity.
庆祝，欢庆
the birth of his son was a cause for celebration
他生了个儿子，这是庆贺的原因。
a birthday celebration
一次生日庆祝。
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a time of great sadness for her family, but also one of celebration.
- We were simply there to paint the town red by way of celebration for Stuart's birthday.
- It therefore has no need of state sanctioned blessing, or indeed of any public form of celebration.
- Last weekend was a weekend of celebration as a number of people made the headlines.
- I take the mandolin from the wall and do a few strums in joyous celebration.
- Sooner or later the rain looked like it was about to clear so we had to have another pint in celebration.
- Last week there were no signs of celebration, with the families refusing to come out of their houses.
- I know it is only my first session but the fact that I am doing it is a cause for celebration.
- It is a complete canvas of what is happening in the community and a kind of celebration of it.
- Bradford is gearing up to paint the town red in celebration of Comic Relief.
- Today is a proud day in our history, one which is cause for considerable celebration.
- It's the final morning and so in celebration we order the full Irish Breakfast from the comfort of our bed.
- I have no idea what to do to celebrate, or even if celebration is appropriate.
- This promises to be a night of fun and celebration where an excellent year will be reviewed.
- It has been suggested that on my birthday I take a slower, gentler approach to celebration.
- As the new Archbishop of York left the ceremony, the bells of the Minster rang out in celebration.
- At first sight, this month's trade data do not seem a cause for celebration.
- Max Hastings's gripping book ought to be a tale of triumph, liberation and celebration.
- For them celebration of her achievement is always mingled with recollections of their loss.
- It seems the smaller the town the bigger the pride and the more the events of celebration.
Synonyms
commemoration, observance, honouring, salute to, marking, keeping

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin celebratio(n-), from the verb celebrare (see celebrate).

单词	celebration
释义	Definition of celebration in English: celebration noun sɛlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of celebrating an important day or event. the birth of his son was a cause for celebration 他生了个儿子，这是庆贺的原因。 Example sentencesExamples I take the mandolin from the wall and do a few strums in joyous celebration. For them celebration of her achievement is always mingled with recollections of their loss. It therefore has no need of state sanctioned blessing, or indeed of any public form of celebration. Today is a proud day in our history, one which is cause for considerable celebration. Sooner or later the rain looked like it was about to clear so we had to have another pint in celebration. It was a time of great sadness for her family, but also one of celebration. It is a complete canvas of what is happening in the community and a kind of celebration of it. It seems the smaller the town the bigger the pride and the more the events of celebration. This promises to be a night of fun and celebration where an excellent year will be reviewed. As the new Archbishop of York left the ceremony, the bells of the Minster rang out in celebration. I know it is only my first session but the fact that I am doing it is a cause for celebration. At first sight, this month's trade data do not seem a cause for celebration. We were simply there to paint the town red by way of celebration for Stuart's birthday. Bradford is gearing up to paint the town red in celebration of Comic Relief. Last week there were no signs of celebration, with the families refusing to come out of their houses. Max Hastings's gripping book ought to be a tale of triumph, liberation and celebration. I have no idea what to do to celebrate, or even if celebration is appropriate. It's the final morning and so in celebration we order the full Irish Breakfast from the comfort of our bed. It has been suggested that on my birthday I take a slower, gentler approach to celebration. Last weekend was a weekend of celebration as a number of people made the headlines. Synonyms commemoration, observance, honouring, salute to, marking, keeping 1.1count noun A social gathering or enjoyable activity held to celebrate something. a birthday celebration 一次生日庆祝。 Example sentencesExamples Monica must have dreaded her son would be an absent guest at her 80th celebrations. So organizers planned a gala birthday celebration fitting for the occasion. A few blocks away, Arroyo led a festive Independence Day celebration attended by a few hundred people. After eggs are dyed the first one is always kept until the next year's celebration. Art and a gala are among the celebrations planned to mark the closing of a Victorian hospital. We know what 18th birthday celebrations are like, whether on the town or in houses. There will be no birthday parties or celebrations, except perhaps with some close friends. About a month ago, my husband and I received an invitation to attend her big 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Ann Crowley is in charge of organising the centenary celebrations. The awards night was a bit of a blur so this was my proper celebration. All are very welcome to this celebration which will be an historic day in the life of the parish. Blockley villagers will be holding their traditional May Day celebrations on Monday. Then on Sunday a huge crowd attended his belated 25th birthday celebrations in The Saratoga. All of the main Jubilee celebrations in the city will centre on the Commonwealth Games. We decided to visit York to join in the celebrations for the Guy Fawkes Festival and to do some shopping. To celebrate the milestone a series of celebrations are being planned across the south west. A number of wedding golden jubilee celebrations took place throughout the locality during the past week. Her brother and other members of the family were flying in from America for the celebrations. Her nephew Bill Redmond and family travelled from Milton Keynes for the celebrations. After work we I had my birthday celebration in a Brick Lane curry house with my friends. Synonyms jollification, merrymaking, carousing, carousal, revelry, revels, enjoying oneself, partying, parties, festivity, festivities roistering, debauchery, frolics informal junketing party, function, gathering, event, affair, occasion, festivities, festival, fete, carnival, gala, jamboree West Indian jump-up Jewish simcha informal do, bash, get-together, blowout, rave British informal rave-up, thrash, knees-up, jolly, beanfeast, bunfight, beano South African informal jol Origin Early 16th century: from Latin celebratio(n-), from the verb celebrare (see celebrate). Definition of celebration in US English: celebration nounˌseləˈbrāSH(ə)nˌsɛləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n The action of marking one's pleasure at an important event or occasion by engaging in enjoyable, typically social, activity. 庆祝，欢庆 the birth of his son was a cause for celebration 他生了个儿子，这是庆贺的原因。 a birthday celebration 一次生日庆祝。 Example sentencesExamples It was a time of great sadness for her family, but also one of celebration. We were simply there to paint the town red by way of celebration for Stuart's birthday. It therefore has no need of state sanctioned blessing, or indeed of any public form of celebration. Last weekend was a weekend of celebration as a number of people made the headlines. I take the mandolin from the wall and do a few strums in joyous celebration. Sooner or later the rain looked like it was about to clear so we had to have another pint in celebration. Last week there were no signs of celebration, with the families refusing to come out of their houses. I know it is only my first session but the fact that I am doing it is a cause for celebration. It is a complete canvas of what is happening in the community and a kind of celebration of it. Bradford is gearing up to paint the town red in celebration of Comic Relief. Today is a proud day in our history, one which is cause for considerable celebration. It's the final morning and so in celebration we order the full Irish Breakfast from the comfort of our bed. I have no idea what to do to celebrate, or even if celebration is appropriate. This promises to be a night of fun and celebration where an excellent year will be reviewed. It has been suggested that on my birthday I take a slower, gentler approach to celebration. As the new Archbishop of York left the ceremony, the bells of the Minster rang out in celebration. At first sight, this month's trade data do not seem a cause for celebration. Max Hastings's gripping book ought to be a tale of triumph, liberation and celebration. For them celebration of her achievement is always mingled with recollections of their loss. It seems the smaller the town the bigger the pride and the more the events of celebration. Synonyms commemoration, observance, honouring, salute to, marking, keeping Origin Early 16th century: from Latin celebratio(n-), from the verb celebrare (see celebrate).
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