riteIPA/raɪt/KK[rˈaɪt]IPA/raɪt/riterite — 名詞名詞ritesritesingularritesplural1. A formal ceremony, usually connected with religion or tradition, that follows a 1.名詞B2釋義儀式宗教或傳統的固定典禮A formal ceremony, usually connected with religion or tradition, that follows a fixed pattern of words and actions passed down over time.例句The priest performed the ancient rite of baptism for the newborn baby.牧師為新生兒施行了古老的洗禮儀式。perform + rite of [ceremony]In many cultures, a coming-of-age rite marks the passage from childhood to adulthood.在許多文化中，成年禮儀式標誌著從童年進入成年的轉變。rite marks [event] — typical collocation查看另外 1 個例句The monks observed their daily rites with quiet devotion at sunrise each morning.僧侶們每天清晨懷著虔誠之心進行他們的日常儀式。常見搭配perform a riteobserve a riteancient ritefuneral ritecoming-of-age riterite of passagesacred riteinitiation rite同義詞ceremonyBroader term; can describe any formal event, not necessarily religious or fixed in form.ritualCan be secular or religious; often implies repeated, habitual actions (e.g., a daily ritual), while rite is more formal and tradition-bound.observanceFocuses on the act of following a custom or law; more formal and less specific about fixed words and actions.常見錯誤We went to a wedding rite.We went to a wedding ceremony.'Rite' refers to the fixed religious actions within a ceremony, not the whole event; 'ceremony' covers the entire occasion.同根字ritual名詞B2ritual形容詞B2ritually副詞C1ritualistic形容詞C1常見搭配名詞搭配passagebaptisminitiationfuneralmarriageburial副詞搭配religiouslysolemnlyannuallycollectively常用片語rite of passagerite of springlast rites介系詞搭配offor
The priest performed the ancient rite of baptism for the newborn baby.牧師為新生兒施行了古老的洗禮儀式。perform + rite of [ceremony]
In many cultures, a coming-of-age rite marks the passage from childhood to adulthood.在許多文化中，成年禮儀式標誌著從童年進入成年的轉變。rite marks [event] — typical collocation
The monks observed their daily rites with quiet devotion at sunrise each morning.僧侶們每天清晨懷著虔誠之心進行他們的日常儀式。