confarreation

英式音标：[kɒnfærɪ'eɪʃən]

美式音标：[kɒnfærɪ'eɪʃən]

概况：

n. 祭面饼婚礼(古罗马最隆重的婚礼。婚礼中有向主神朱庇特献祭面饼的仪式，故名)

词义：

n.

麦饼联姻礼（古罗马一种最庄严的贵族婚礼仪式，以麦饼奉献朱庇特神，故名）；

用法：

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英语词源：

confarreation (n.)

c. 1600, from Latin confarreationem, from confarreare "to unite in marriage by the Ceremony of the Cake," from com- "with, together" (see com-) + far, farris "spelt, grain, meal" (see barley). In ancient Rome, the most solemn form of marriage, in which an offering of bread was made in the presence of the Pontifex Maximus and 10 witnesses.

造句：

1. Maria was talking baby talk to the little one.

玛丽亚正用儿语和小家伙说话。

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2. If a baby is thirsty, it feeds more often.

婴儿要是渴了，就会吃得更频繁。

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3. Derek is now the proud father of a bouncing baby girl.

德里克现在为有一个健康活泼的女宝宝而骄傲。

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4. The birth of a live healthy baby is a truly blessed event.

一个健康活泼的婴儿的出生真是一件可喜的事情。

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5. Don't assume your baby automatically needs feeding if she's fretful.

不要想当然地认为你的宝宝一闹就是要吃奶。

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