英语词汇“honeymooning”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ˈhoneyˌmooning n. and adj.

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society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > holiday-making or tourism > [noun] > type of holiday or tour

grand tour1678

villegiature1740

villeggiatura1742

honeymoon1791

wedding visit1794

honeymooning1832

wedding tour1847

wedding trip1855

second honeymoon1872

tourette1881

weekending1886

package holiday1959

fly-cruise1968

ski pack1969

ecotour1973

package1977

society > society and the community > kinship or relationship > marriage or wedlock > wedding or nuptials > time after marriage > [adjective] > honeymoon

honeymoonish1741

honeymoon-struck1786

honeymooning1832

1832 Keepsake 232 The period of honeymooning, as of mourning, having been much abridged in modern days.

1838 Penny Satirist 4 Aug. 4/1 My honeymooning (perhaps) companions looked remarkably foolish, and reddish.

1873 M. Collins Miranda III. 227 A honeymooning couple.

1908 L. C. Davidson Catherine of Bragança vi. 118 During those first few weeks of honeymooning, Charles could not have been more lover-like and devoted than he was.

1969 Ebony June 160/2 After the glamorous hustle and bustle of receptions and honeymooning is over, the time soon comes for the bride to tackle the job of keeping house.

2006 ‘L. Burana’ Try ix. 102 The honeymooning bride pulled up next to him.

单词	honeymooning
释义	> as lemmas ˈhoneyˌmooning ˈhoneyˌmooning n. and adj. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > holiday-making or tourism > [noun] > type of holiday or tour grand tour1678 villegiature1740 villeggiatura1742 honeymoon1791 wedding visit1794 honeymooning1832 wedding tour1847 wedding trip1855 second honeymoon1872 tourette1881 weekending1886 package holiday1959 fly-cruise1968 ski pack1969 ecotour1973 package1977 society > society and the community > kinship or relationship > marriage or wedlock > wedding or nuptials > time after marriage > [adjective] > honeymoon honeymoonish1741 honeymoon-struck1786 honeymooning1832 1832 Keepsake 232 The period of honeymooning, as of mourning, having been much abridged in modern days. 1838 Penny Satirist 4 Aug. 4/1 My honeymooning (perhaps) companions looked remarkably foolish, and reddish. 1873 M. Collins Miranda III. 227 A honeymooning couple. 1908 L. C. Davidson Catherine of Bragança vi. 118 During those first few weeks of honeymooning, Charles could not have been more lover-like and devoted than he was. 1969 Ebony June 160/2 After the glamorous hustle and bustle of receptions and honeymooning is over, the time soon comes for the bride to tackle the job of keeping house. 2006 ‘L. Burana’ Try ix. 102 The honeymooning bride pulled up next to him. extracted from honeymoonv. < as lemmas
随便看	to call into doubt to call into existence to call into play to call into question to call into requisition to call it a day to call it a night to call it as one sees it to call it half a day to call it like one sees it to call it quits to call it square to call moose to call names to call off to call off sick to call on to call one's bluff to call one's course to call one's own to call one's shot to call one's soul one's own to call one's way to call one'the bluff to call or take to one's witness

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