Лексика повседневного английского

Flowers gathered and held together, often to give as a present.

一束花

The date each year when you remember an important event that happened on that date.

周年纪念日

A thin rubber bag that becomes round when you fill it with air or gas.

气球

The date each year when you are one year older.

生日

A cake made or bought to celebrate a birthday.

生日蛋糕

A card with a message wishing someone a happy birthday.

生日贺卡

A party to celebrate someone’s birthday.

生日聚会

To stop a flame burning by blowing air at it, or to stop burning because of moving air.

吹灭；被风吹灭

To fill something with air so that it becomes larger.

给……充气；吹胀

A woman on the day of her wedding, or shortly before or after it.

新娘

A woman and a man who are getting married to each other or have just done so.

新娘和新郎

To return from a place with something you have collected, bought or taken with you.

带回；拿回来

Only people who have been invited may attend.

仅限受邀人士参加

A piece of wax with a thread inside that burns to give light.

蜡烛

To do something enjoyable because of a special day or good news.

庆祝

An enjoyable event or activity that marks a special day or good news.

庆祝；庆祝活动

A Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, and the time around it.

圣诞节；圣诞节期间

A tree that people put pretty things on at Christmas.

圣诞树

Connected with the ways of life and customs of a group of people.

文化的；与群体习俗和生活方式有关的

The shared ways of living, beliefs and customs of a group of people.

文化（群体的生活方式、观念和习俗）

A way of doing something that people in a group or place usually follow.

风俗；习俗

To add things to an object or place to make it look more attractive.

装饰；布置

A social evening meal that someone invites a group of people to, usually at home.

晚餐聚会；家宴

A Christian festival celebrating the belief that Jesus returned to life after his death.

复活节

An activity planned for people to attend, such as a party, concert or competition.

活动（有计划地举办的）

To give presents to each other.

互赠礼物

A public program of events about music, food, art or another shared interest.

文化节；节庆活动

An object that burns or explodes to make bright lights or loud sounds, usually for a celebration.

烟花；烟火

Something you give someone to show care or mark an occasion, without asking for payment.

礼物