| 释义 |
Definition of J'Ouvert in English: J'Ouvertnoundʒuːˈveɪ (in the Caribbean) the official start of carnival, at dawn on the Monday preceding Lent. Example sentencesExamples - For J'Ouvert on Carnival Monday morning there's the non-stop, in-time-to-the-music horn, most useful when, through no fault of your own, a mud truck with hundreds of dirty revellers turns the corner to confront you.
- The country has no reason to believe that 2005 will see any reversion to the unchecked lawlessness that, at J'Ouvert in Port-of-Spain, for example, has scared away some would-be participants.
- The climax of the festival is J'Ouvert on the first Monday in August.
- After the celebrations concluded, Atherly said he was proud of the way J'Ouvert was handled this year.
- And since today is Saturday, I had to return from J'Ouvert at 10:15 a.m. to make sure that persons were up and about.
Origin French Creole, from French jour ouvert 'day opened'. Definition of J'Ouvert in US English: J'Ouvertnoun (in the Caribbean) the official start of carnival, at dawn on the Monday preceding Lent. Example sentencesExamples - After the celebrations concluded, Atherly said he was proud of the way J'Ouvert was handled this year.
- And since today is Saturday, I had to return from J'Ouvert at 10:15 a.m. to make sure that persons were up and about.
- For J'Ouvert on Carnival Monday morning there's the non-stop, in-time-to-the-music horn, most useful when, through no fault of your own, a mud truck with hundreds of dirty revellers turns the corner to confront you.
- The country has no reason to believe that 2005 will see any reversion to the unchecked lawlessness that, at J'Ouvert in Port-of-Spain, for example, has scared away some would-be participants.
- The climax of the festival is J'Ouvert on the first Monday in August.
Origin French Creole, from French jour ouvert ‘day opened’. |