pageantry

名词壮丽的展示，盛况，正规庆典的传统特征

1. 壮观：pageant 盛会 | pageantry 壮观 | pageboy 头发内卷

2. 盛典：游轮 cruise | 盛典 pageantry | 公共交通 public transit

3. 壮丽,华丽：circumspect 慎重的,周到的 | pageantry 壮丽,华丽 | abdication 退位,让位

4. 壮观/华丽：pageMaker /软件名称/ | pageantry /壮观/华丽/ | pageboy /头发内卷/小听差/

1. 盛典；盛况
    People use pageantry to refer to the colourful and formal things that are done for special official or royal occasions, for example the wearing of special clothes and the playing of special music.

    e.g. ...all the pageantry of an official state visit.
           正式国事访问的盛况

1. All the 17 planes paraded in pageantry at the PRC's founding ceremony in 1949 were made abroad.

2. All of the noise and pageantry creates an atmosphere of gaiety and excitement for the participants and spectators alike.

3. It was a day of high pomp and pageantry from a president known for his informality.

4. Power in China is often manifested by drama, and sometimes pageantry.

5. It was suspended after 1959 until 1984 when Deng decided to resume the pageantry to rouse the nation on the track toward a liberalized economy.

6. The Americans contend that this treatment represents a pretty good helping of pomp, pageantry and respect.

7. Among the aspects of Chinese culture extolled in the pageantry, the Four Great Inventions of ancient China constituted one of the highlights.

8. The resources for such pomp and pageantry could be better used elsewhere.

9. With medieval pageantry, they also took part in the parade on Bocheng Road in the afternoon.

10. The practice gradually became widespread, and the Lantern Festival is still celebrated today as a time of brightness and pageantry.

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