剑桥英语：CPE（C2 熟练度） - 仪式与庆典

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obsequy

[名词]

a ceremony held to honor and bury someone who has died

葬礼, 殡葬仪式

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conclave

[名词]

a secret or closed meeting where members gather to make important decisions

秘密会议, 闭门会议

Ex: Security chiefs convened a secret conclave to discuss emergency measures .

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cavalcade

[名词]

a procession or parade, typically consisting of a series of vehicles, horses, or people

行列, 游行

Ex: The grand cavalcade of knights and nobles marked the beginning of the medieval festival , drawing spectators from far and wide .骑士和贵族们的盛大**队伍**标志着中世纪节日的开始，吸引了来自四面八方的观众。

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carousal

[名词]

a boisterous gathering marked by music, laughter, and often drinking

喧闹的聚会, 狂欢

Ex: The crew's victory carousal aboard the ship echoed through the harbor.船员们在船上的胜利**狂欢**在港口回荡。

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bacchanal

[名词]

a party marked by heavy drinking, loud music, and unrestrained behavior

酒神节狂欢, 纵酒狂欢

Ex: She avoided the bacchanal at her cousin's wedding, preferring a quiet corner with tea.她避开了表亲婚礼上的**狂欢**，更喜欢一个安静的角落喝茶。

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bacchanalian

[形容词]

characterized by wild, drunken, and riotous behavior, often associated with excessive indulgence in pleasure, particularly in the context of revelry or celebration

酒神的, 狂欢的

Ex: The decadent banquet hosted by the wealthy aristocrat was a bacchanalian affair , with guests enjoying lavish food , drink , and entertainment late into the night .由富有的贵族举办的颓废宴会是一场**酒神节般的**狂欢，客人们尽情享受奢华的食物、饮料和娱乐，直至深夜。

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to feel no pain

[短语]

to experience intoxication, especially from alcohol, to the point of numbness or lack of discomfort

Ex: They toasted the victory, all feeling no pain and carefree

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ferment

[名词]

a state of agitation, excitement, or unrest, often associated with rapid change or transformation

发酵, 骚动

Ex: Economic ferment gripped the nation as unemployment soared and businesses struggled to adapt to changing market conditions .随着失业率飙升和企业努力适应不断变化的市场条件，经济**动荡**席卷了全国。

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throng

[名词]

a large crowd of people gathered closely together

人群, 群众

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inebriated

[形容词]

affected by alcohol

喝醉的, 醉酒的

Ex: Becoming inebriated can impair judgment, so drink responsibly.变得**醉酒**会损害判断力，所以要负责任地饮酒。

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to sow one's wild oats

[短语]

to indulge in carefree behavior, involving romantic or sexual adventures, during one's youth, before settling into a more committed life

Ex: Some parents worry their teenagers will sow wild oats when they go off to university.

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ceremonious

[形容词]

marked by grand, formal acts and impressive displays, involving official rituals

仪式性的, 庄重的

Ex: The award ceremony felt ceremonious, every medal presentation accompanied by cheering guards .颁奖典礼感觉**隆重**，每次颁发奖牌都有欢呼的警卫陪同。

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tryst

[名词]

a secret meeting or rendezvous, especially between romantic partners

幽会, 秘密会面

Ex: He penned love letters to his paramour , arranging trysts in the garden where they first met .他给情人写了情书，安排在他们初次见面的花园里**幽会**。

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剑桥英语：CPE（C2 熟练度）

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