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To give someone something as a present.

送礼物

A man on the day of his wedding, or shortly before or after it.

新郎

A list of the people invited to an event.

宾客名单

To give things to the people in a group, one person after another.

分发

A friendly greeting to someone on their birthday.

生日快乐！

A friendly greeting wishing someone a good year ahead.

新年快乐！

To arrange a party for people to come to.

举办聚会

To arrange for an event to happen and run it.

举行；举办

An official day when many people do not work or attend school, often for a celebration.

节假日；法定假日

A vacation that a couple takes soon after getting married.

蜜月；蜜月旅行

To start burning, or to make something start burning.

点燃；开始燃烧

A new year festival following a calendar that uses the changing shape of the moon.

农历新年

January 1, the first day of the calendar year.

元旦（1月1日）

December 31, especially the evening before January 1.

除夕夜（公历12月31日）；跨年夜

An important social event or celebration.

重要场合；特别的庆祝活动

To remove the paper or packaging around a present so that you can see it.

拆礼物

To make the plans and arrangements needed for an activity or event.

组织；筹办

A social event where people meet to enjoy themselves.

聚会；派对

Something you give another person, especially for a birthday or another celebration.

礼物

Something given to someone for winning a competition or doing very good work.

奖；奖品；奖金

A day officially set aside when many workplaces, schools and services are closed.

公共假日；法定假日

To fix something to a wall or another surface so that people can see it.

张贴；挂起（供展示）

An object you buy or keep to remember a place you visited or a special event.

纪念品

A shop that sells things visitors can buy to remember a place.

纪念品商店

More important or better than usual for a particular person or reason.

特别的；有特殊意义的

To remove something from a wall or another high position.

取下；摘下

To do an activity together with other people.

参加；参与

To happen at a particular time or in a particular place.

举行；发生

A belief or way of doing things that a family or group has followed for a long time.

传统