n.典礼，仪式；礼节，礼仪；客套，虚礼
cerement───n.蜡布；寿衣
hegemony───n.霸权；领导权；盟主权
ceremonial───adj.仪式的；正式的，礼仪的；n.仪式，礼节
ceremonies───n.仪式；典礼；礼节；客套（ceremony的复数形式）
cerements───n.蜡布；寿衣
ceremonially───adv.礼仪上地，仪式上地
ceromancy───神经官能症
querimony───n.埋怨；怨言
ceremonials───仪式的
The ceremony went off without a hitch.───仪式进行得很顺利。
I hate all this pomp and ceremony.───我讨厌所有这些排场和仪式。
He left halfway through the ceremony.───他在仪式进行到一半时离开了。
When Karen appeared at the ceremony with her red shoes, the minister advised her to wear black shoes instead of the red shoes.───当凯伦穿着那双红鞋子出现在仪式上的时候，牧师建议她把红鞋子换掉，穿黑色的鞋子。
At the opening ceremony, the head of the Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth, said the organization had the opportunity to lead once more.───在开幕式上，英联邦国家的首脑及伊丽莎白女王表示，英联邦国家将再一次引领世界。
President Obama called it a "good day for America" this morning at a White House ceremony.───在今早的白宫发布仪式上，奥巴马总统称，“对美国来说这是个好日子。”
I translated for him at the ceremony yesterday. It was touching for him to ask me to be there. It wasn't something I was expecting.───我昨天在发布会上担任他的翻译。他请我去我很感动。我没想到他会邀请我去。
High-brother has a son Confucius said: "The ceremony used, and for you. "───孔子高弟有子说：“礼之用，和为贵”。
The wedding day came and the wedding ceremony seemed to go by in a flash. Before I knew it, I was the next person to speak.───婚礼那天，结婚仪式好像一会就结束了，我还没回过神，就轮到我要讲话了。