rite
US
UK rite n: (formal ceremony)
SC 典礼 diǎn lǐ
TC 典禮
TC 典禮
SC 仪式 diǎn lǐ，yí shì
TC 儀式
TC 儀式
rite n: (religious ritual)
SC 宗教仪式 zōng jiào yí shì
TC 宗教儀式
TC 宗教儀式
The family looked for a funeral home with experience in Islamic funeral rites.
rite n: (custom)
SC 惯例 guàn lì
TC 慣例
TC 慣例
The village held several rites of spring, including the annual tulip festival.
rite of passage n: (ritual marking a life change)
SC 过渡仪式, 转变仪式
A young Jewish man's bar mitzvah, at about age 13, is one of many common rites of passage.
rite of passage n: figurative (significant life change)
SC 人生的重大转变 rén shēng de zhòng dà zhuǎn biàn
Receiving one's driving license is often considered a rite of passage.
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