charivari是什么意思   charivari怎么读

英式:[ˌʃɪvə'ri:]    美式:[ˌʃɪvə'ri:]

charivari单词基本解析:

n.瞎闹音乐,大胡闹
n.瞎闹音乐,大胡闹
n.瞎闹音乐,大胡闹;

charivari变化用词:

复数:charivaris;
名词复数: charivaris |
复数:charivaris

charivari英英释义:

Noun

1. a noisy mock serenade (made by banging pans and kettles) to a newly married couple

名词 charivari:

a noisy mock serenade (made by banging pans and kettles) to a newly married couple

同义词:shivaree, chivaree, callithump, callathump, belling



charivari[ ,ʃɑ:ri'vɑ:ri ]n.a noisy mock serenade (made by banging pans and kettles) to a newly married couple

同义词:shivareechivareecallithumpcallathumpbelling

charivari中文词源:

charivari用法和例句:

charivari


The London Charivari

[英]幽默刊物《Punch》的别称


When he was fifteen years old, he worked as a stockboy at Charivari, from where he gained the chance to enter the Parsons School of Design in New York City.

句式练好了,可以写段子了。


Far from reproducing a mythological past, the disorder of the carnival and the tumultuous destruction of the charivari re-actualize a real historical situation of anomy.

远非复制一个神话般的过去,狂欢节的失序以及闹婚活动的肆意破坏再现了一种真实历史的混乱场景。

用作名词(n.)

Far from reproducing a mythological past, the disorder of the carnival and the tumultuous destruction of the charivari reactualized a real historical situation of anomy.
远非复制一个神话般的过去,狂欢节的失序以及闹婚活动的肆意破坏再现了一种真实历史的混乱场景。