Definition of Hogmanay in English:

Hogmanay

nounˈhɒɡməneɪˌhɒɡməˈneɪˈhɑɡməˌneɪ

(in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time.
Example sentencesExamples
- I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party.
- I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day.
- The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen.
- Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK.
- Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it.
- What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing.
- Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret.
- But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars.
- The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks.
- She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city.
- On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall.
- Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe.
- Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal.
- It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it.
- New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration.
- However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party.
- So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm).
- The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy.
- At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents.
- An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner.

Origin

Early 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf 'last day of the year, new year's gift'.

Definition of Hogmanay in US English:

Hogmanay

nounˈhäɡməˌnāˈhɑɡməˌneɪ

(in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party.
- Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret.
- I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day.
- Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it.
- Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe.
- The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks.
- So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm).
- Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal.
- The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen.
- I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party.
- But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars.
- On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall.
- The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy.
- Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK.
- It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it.
- An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner.
- She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city.
- New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration.
- What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing.
- At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents.

Origin

Early 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf ‘last day of the year, new year's gift’.

单词	Hogmanay
释义	Definition of Hogmanay in English: Hogmanay nounˈhɒɡməneɪˌhɒɡməˈneɪˈhɑɡməˌneɪ (in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time. Example sentencesExamples I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party. I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day. The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen. Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK. Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it. What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing. Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret. But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars. The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks. She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city. On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall. Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe. Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal. It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it. New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration. However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party. So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm). The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy. At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents. An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner. Origin Early 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf 'last day of the year, new year's gift'. Definition of Hogmanay in US English: Hogmanay nounˈhäɡməˌnāˈhɑɡməˌneɪ (in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time. Example sentencesExamples However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party. Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret. I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day. Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it. Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe. The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks. So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm). Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal. The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen. I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party. But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars. On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall. The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy. Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK. It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it. An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner. She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city. New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration. What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing. At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents. Origin Early 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf ‘last day of the year, new year's gift’.
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