除夕的英語單詞
除夕，又稱大年夜、除夕夜、除夜、歲除等。是時值每年農曆臘月***十二月***的最後一個晚上。除，即去除的之意;夕，指夜晚。除夕也就是辭舊迎新、一元復始、永珍更新的節日。那麼你知道是什麼嗎?下面來學習一下吧。
除夕英語單詞1：
New Year's Eve
除夕英語單詞2：
eve of lunar New Year
除夕的英語例句：
除夕之夜，各條大街一片燈火輝煌。
On New Year's eve, every main street was a blaze of light.
他們在房子裡做清潔並且去購物食物和新的衣裳。在除夕。
They do cleaning in the houses and go shopping for food and new clothes.
萬聖節除夕這個詞的意思就是所有聖徒的除夕夜的讀音縮寫，意為萬聖節之前。
is a short way of saying All Hallows Eve, the night before All Saints Day.
除夕慶祝會的狂歡
the hilarity of a New Year's Eve celebration
我們在聖誕除夕總是在樹上掛滿燈。
We always cover the tree with lights on Christmas EVe.
修理電視機除夕之夜，家家都在高興地包餃子看電視。
On the eve of Spring Festival, people were making dumplings while watching TV.
除夕是元旦的前一天。
New Year's Eve is the day before January 1st.
我有沒有過過更刺激的新年除夕呢?
Have I had more exciting New Year's Eves?
全城居民用街頭聚會和燃放煙火慶祝除夕。
The city celebrated New Year's Eve with street parties and fireworks.
除夕晚會
New Year's Eve entertainment;
有軌電車除夕通宵行駛。
Tramcars ran throughout the night on New Year's Eve.
她在除夕晚會上朗誦了一首長詩。
She recited a long poem at the New Year's Eve entertainment.
這位老先生說：那是1941年的新年除夕，但是在我記憶裡就好像昨天發生的事一樣。
It was New Year's eve in 1941, but I still remember it like it was yesterday.
婚後第一年的除夕，我們兩口子和岳父母也在普羅旺斯吃過飯。
We also ate there with my wife’s parents on the first New Year’s Eve of our marriage.
他是證券經紀人，有次他和一名客戶一起參加除夕派對，結果喝得酩酊大醉。
This stockbroker went out to a New Year's Eve partywith a client, and drankhimself into a stupor.
每年紐約新年除夕都要舉行水晶球降落儀式，1907年首次在時代廣場進行。
A perennial icon of New Year's Eve is the geodesic ball which first droppedin Times Square in 1907.
然而，多數工薪人員能夠享有一個一星期長的公眾假日，期間最重要的是除夕以及第一個農曆月的頭三天。
However, most of the working people can enjoy a week-long public holiday,during which the most important are the New Year's Eve and the first three days of the first lunar month.
無論是觀看“央視春晚”還是觀看其競爭對手的節目，中國人無疑都會盡情地享受一個快樂的除夕。
Whether they watch the CCTV gala or its upstart rivals, Chinese people will surely enjoy themselves on the Lunar New Year's Eve.
在過去，除夕和正月頭兩天都要和家人一起過，享用親戚們一起烹製的大餐，就像西方的感恩節或聖誕節盛宴。
Traditionally, the eve and first two days of the Lunar New Year were reservedfor family, eating large meals prepared by an army of relatives, like aThanksgiving or Christmas feast in the West.