wreath

wreath

发音

🇬🇧🔊 /riːθ/  🇺🇸🔊/riːθ/

词义

  1. (名词)花环;圈状物

    She hung a beautiful wreath on the front door for the holidays.

    她在假期时把一个美丽的花环挂在前门上。

  2. (名词)奖章;荣誉勋章

    The athlete received a golden wreath for breaking the world record.

    运动员因打破世界纪录而获得金质荣誉勋章。

搭配&习语

  1. lay a wreath: 敬献花圈

    Every year, they gather to lay a wreath at the war memorial.

    每年他们聚集在战争纪念碑前敬献花圈。

  2. win laurels (or laurel wreaths): 赢得荣誉;取得成功

    The team’s victory earned them laurels and recognition.

    队伍的胜利为他们赢得了荣誉和认可。

词源

“Wreath” 源自古英语中的 “writha”,意为 “a twisted band”。

词形变化

复数: wreaths

同近义词

garland / chaplet / circlet / lei / festoon

英文对话

A: Why is there always a wreath on the door during the holidays?

B: It’s a festive tradition to symbolize warmth and welcome.

英文故事

The Festive Wreath

In the small town of Pineville, the arrival of winter brought a sense of excitement. The townspeople gathered to decorate the streets with festive lights and wreaths.

Emily, a skilled florist, took it upon herself to create the grand wreath for the town square. She used a variety of evergreen branches, red ribbons, and pinecones to craft a symbol of unity and joy.

As she placed the wreath on the town’s central monument, the atmosphere transformed. The wreath became a focal point for community gatherings, and its vibrant colors brightened the winter days.

Each year, the tradition continued, and the festive wreath served as a reminder that even in the coldest of seasons, the warmth of community and celebration could thrive.*

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