groomsman
groomsman — 名詞
- groomsmansingular
- groomsmansplural
1. a male friend or family member chosen by a bridegroom to serve as an attendant b
伴郎
婚禮中陪伴新郎的男性親友
a male friend or family member chosen by a bridegroom to serve as an attendant before and during the wedding, often helping with pre-ceremony tasks and guiding guests to their seats
Leila asked her younger brother to be her fiancé's groomsman.
Leila 請她的弟弟擔任她未婚夫的伴郎。
ask + someone + to be + [role]
Kofi served as a groomsman at his best friend's wedding last June.
Kofi 去年六月在他最好朋友的婚禮上擔任伴郎。
serve as a groomsman
Nadia's cousin was a groomsman for the afternoon ceremony.
Nadia 的表哥在那場下午的儀式中擔任伴郎。
The head groomsman checked that all the guests had found their seats.
首席伴郎確認所有賓客都已經找到了座位。
compound: head groomsman
Yara's three brothers all stood as groomsmen at the beach wedding.
Yara 的三個兄弟都在那場海灘婚禮上擔任伴郎。
plural form: groomsmen
- ask [someone] to be [one's] groomsman
- serve as a groomsman
- stand as a groomsman
- the head / chief groomsman
- choose [someone] as groomsman
- wedding attendant
a gender-neutral, broader term for anyone serving at a ceremony
- usher
more common in British English; focuses on the role of seating guests
- best man
the chief groomsman, with special duties such as holding the rings and giving a speech
- bridesmaid
the female counterpart who serves the bride at a wedding
文法句型
be a groomsman
ask + someone + to be + groomsman
用法筆記
Chiefly used in North American English; 'usher' is more common in British English for the guest-seating role at a wedding. The plural form is 'groomsmen,' not 'groomsmans.'
常見錯誤
同根字
- groomsmennoun (plural)B1
- groom名詞A2
- bridegroom名詞B1
- best man名詞B1
- bridesmaid名詞B1