thanksgiving day

IPA/θˈaŋksɡɪvɪŋ dˈeɪ/
IPA/θˈæŋksɡɪvɪŋ dˈeɪ/

thanksgiving day — 片語

1. the public holiday in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November, when

1.片語B1
釋義

美國感恩節

美國在十一月第四個星期四的法定假日

the public holiday in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November, when many people gather for a large meal and give thanks together

例句

Millions of Americans travel home for Thanksgiving Day dinner with their families.

許多美國人會在美國感恩節趕回家,和家人一起吃晚餐。

travel home for Thanksgiving Day dinner

The bakery sold extra pumpkin pies before the Thanksgiving Day rush.

麵包店在感恩節採買潮來臨前,賣出了更多南瓜派。

Thanksgiving Day rush before the meal

同義詞
  • Thanksgiving

    the usual shorter everyday form in the United States

  • Turkey Day

    informal and playful, focusing on the traditional meal

文法句型

on Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day dinner

Thanksgiving Day parade

用法筆記

In American English, people often shorten this sense to Thanksgiving. Distinguish it from sense 2, which names the Canadian holiday in October, and from sense 3, which is the broader religious idea.

2. the public holiday in Canada on the second Monday in October, when people often

2.片語B2
釋義

加拿大感恩節

加拿大在十月第二個星期一的法定假日

the public holiday in Canada on the second Monday in October, when people often share a family meal and give thanks

例句

In Ottawa, families often eat turkey together on Thanksgiving Day in October.

在渥太華,家人們常在十月的加拿大感恩節一起吃火雞。

Thanksgiving Day in October in Canada

Because Thanksgiving Day falls on Monday, school reopens on Tuesday.

因為加拿大感恩節是在星期一,學校要到星期二才復課。

Monday holiday leading to Tuesday reopening

同義詞
  • Thanksgiving

    the usual shorter form in Canada when context makes the country clear

  • harvest festival

    broader and not an exact name for the Canadian public holiday

文法句型

on Thanksgiving Day in Canada

Thanksgiving Day weekend

Canadian Thanksgiving Day

用法筆記

Usually refers to the Canadian holiday in October, not the American one in November. In everyday Canadian English, it is also often shortened to Thanksgiving when the country is already clear.

3. a special day that a church, ruler, or community sets aside to thank God for ble

3.片語C1
釋義

感恩日

為感謝上天恩典而設的感恩日

a special day that a church, ruler, or community sets aside to thank God for blessings that people have received

例句

After the drought ended, the church announced a thanksgiving day for the valley.

旱災結束後,教會宣布要為整個山谷舉行一個感恩日。

announce a thanksgiving day after relief

The king declared a thanksgiving day when the rescue ships returned safely.

救援船平安返航後,國王宣布設立一個感恩日。

declare a thanksgiving day by royal order

同義詞

文法句型

declare a thanksgiving day

hold a thanksgiving day

a thanksgiving day service

用法筆記

This sense is broader and more formal than senses 1 and 2. It can describe any officially named day of thanks, especially in religious or historical writing, and is not tied to one country or date.