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单词 wedding
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weddingwedding /ˈwɛdɪŋ/ ●●● S1 W2 noun [countable] Collocations
COLLOCATIONSverbs
(also attend a wedding formal) I’m going to a wedding on Saturday.
 She wrote to say she couldn’t come to the wedding.
 It took her a year to plan her wedding.
 They had a small wedding with just their families.
 They’re holding the wedding at Trinity Church.
 He didn’t invite me to his wedding.
(also officiate (at) a wedding formal) (=say the official words and perform the actions at a wedding) Their wedding was officiated by the local priest.
 The wedding took place at the bride’s parents’ home.
adjectives/nouns + wedding
(=with a lot of guests) They couldn’t afford a big wedding.
(=with few guests) We had an intimate wedding with just our families and closest friends there.
(=when a king, queeen, prince, or princess gets married) Millions watched the royal wedding on television.
 The wedding was beautiful – everything was just right.
(=at a church, with the bride wearing a white dress) She had always wanted a white wedding.
 I wanted a church wedding at the church where I grew up.
(=a wedding that is not performed by a religious leader) Civil weddings have the same legal status as church weddings.
wedding + nouns
 She looked beautiful on her wedding day.
 They spent their wedding night in a hotel.
 Her uncle, a minister, performed the wedding ceremony. It was a beautiful wedding service.
(=the promises that the bride and groom make to each other) The bride and groom exchanged wedding vows that they had written themselves.
 When you find the right wedding dress, you’ll know.
(=the promises made by people who are getting married) The couple exchanged wedding vows.
 Did you see if he was wearing a wedding ring?
(=a large formal meal or party after a wedding) Her uncle got drunk at the wedding reception.
 The bride and groom cut the wedding cake.
 He gave them a painting as a wedding present.
 They had already sent out all the wedding invitations.
(=all the people who take part in the wedding ceremony) Several members of the wedding party spoke at the reception.
 All the wedding guests laughed.
 All our wedding pictures are still on this CD.
(=the date on which they got married in a previous year) They celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary in May.
1 a ceremony at which two people become married, especially one with a religious service:  They invited over 200 people to the wedding. We got that silver tray as a wedding present. → see also shotgun wedding2wedding bells spoken used when saying that you think it is likely that two people will get married:  You two have been spending a lot of time together. Do I hear wedding bells?COLLOCATIONSverbsgo to a wedding (also attend a wedding formal) I’m going to a wedding on Saturday.come to the wedding She wrote to say she couldn’t come to the wedding.plan a wedding It took her a year to plan her wedding.have a big/small/church etc. wedding They had a small wedding with just their families.have/hold a wedding somewhere They’re holding the wedding at Trinity Church.invite somebody to a wedding He didn’t invite me to his wedding.perform/conduct a wedding (also officiate (at) a wedding formal) (=say the official words and perform the actions at a wedding) Their wedding was officiated by the local priest.a wedding takes place The wedding took place at the bride’s parents’ home.adjectives/nouns + weddinga big wedding (=with a lot of guests) They couldn’t afford a big wedding.a small/quiet/intimate wedding (=with few guests) We had an intimate wedding with just our families and closest friends there.a royal wedding (=when a king, queeen, prince, or princess gets married) Millions watched the royal wedding on television.a beautiful/perfect wedding The wedding was beautiful – everything was just right.a traditional/white wedding (=at a church, with the bride wearing a white dress) She had always wanted a white wedding.a church wedding I wanted a church wedding at the church where I grew up.a civil wedding (=a wedding that is not performed by a religious leader) Civil weddings have the same legal status as church weddings.wedding + nounssomebody’s wedding day She looked beautiful on her wedding day.somebody’s wedding night They spent their wedding night in a hotel.a wedding ceremony/service Her uncle, a minister, performed the wedding ceremony. It was a beautiful wedding service.wedding vows (=the promises that the bride and groom make to each other) The bride and groom exchanged wedding vows that they had written themselves.a wedding dress/gown When you find the right wedding dress, you’ll know.wedding vows (=the promises made by people who are getting married) The couple exchanged wedding vows.a wedding ring/band Did you see if he was wearing a wedding ring?a wedding reception/party (=a large formal meal or party after a wedding) Her uncle got drunk at the wedding reception.a wedding cake The bride and groom cut the wedding cake.a wedding present/gift He gave them a painting as a wedding present.a wedding invitation They had already sent out all the wedding invitations.the wedding party (=all the people who take part in the wedding ceremony) Several members of the wedding party spoke at the reception.a wedding guest All the wedding guests laughed.a wedding picture/photograph All our wedding pictures are still on this CD.somebody’s wedding anniversary (=the date on which they got married in a previous year) They celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary in May.
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