ceremoniously

IPA/ˌserəˈməʊniəsli/
IPA/ˌserəˈməʊniəsli/

ceremoniously — 副詞

1. with noticeable formality and careful manners, as if the action were part of a p

1.副詞C2
釋義

莊重地

以很正式且講究禮節的方式

with noticeable formality and careful manners, as if the action were part of a public ritual or special occasion.

例句

The host ceremoniously handed Nadia the key to the new studio.

主人莊重地把新工作室的鑰匙交給 Nadia。

ceremoniously before a formal presentation action

At the banquet, Sahil ceremoniously rose and welcomed the visiting mayor.

在宴會上，Sahil 莊重地起身歡迎來訪的市長。

adverb with rise and welcome in a formal event

常見搭配
  • ceremoniously hand over
  • ceremoniously welcome
  • ceremoniously open
  • ceremoniously pour tea
  • ceremoniously cut the ribbon
同義詞
  • formally

    broader and more neutral; it may lack the sense of ritual display

  • solemnly

    adds seriousness or gravity more than politeness

  • ritually

    stresses repeated custom or ceremony, especially in religion or tradition

  • grandly

    emphasises showiness or scale rather than manners

反義詞
  • casually

    without special formality or display

  • informally

    in an ordinary, relaxed way rather than a ceremonial one

用法筆記

Often modifies public gestures such as presenting, welcoming, opening, or serving. It suggests visible ritual or old-fashioned formality, not just ordinary politeness in daily conversation.

常見錯誤

The children ceremoniously ran to the playground.
The children ran to the playground excitedly.
ceremoniously suggests a staged or ritual-like manner, not playful movement.
Yara thanked the cashier ceremoniously for the receipt.
Yara thanked the cashier politely for the receipt.
use ceremoniously for noticeably formal actions, not routine polite exchanges.

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常見搭配

常用片語

  • ceremoniously hand over
  • ceremoniously welcome
  • ceremoniously open
  • ceremoniously cut the ribbon