The Open Dictionary

celebrant

noun

UK/ˈsel.ə.brᵊnt/
US/ˈsel.ə.brᵊnt/

Definitions of celebrant noun

ceremony(仪式)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    a priest or other religious figure who officiates a religious ceremony, or an individual who leads a formal event, such as a marriage or a funeral

    主持宗教仪式的神职人员；仪式的主持人

    • The celebrant at the wedding read the vows of the bride and groom.

      婚礼上的主持人宣读了新郎新娘的誓言。

    • The celebrant at the funeral spoke about the life of the deceased during the service.

      葬礼上的主持人讲述了逝者生前的故事。

    • In a Catholic Mass, the priest is the primary celebrant.

      在天主教弥撒中，神父是主要的主持人。

celebration(庆祝)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    an individual who participates in a celebration or festive occasion

    庆祝者

    • All the celebrants went home as the party concluded.

      派对结束后，所有庆祝者都回家了。

    • The fireworks display drew thousands of celebrants to gather along the beach.

      烟火表演吸引了成千上万的庆祝者聚集在海滩上。

    • The celebrants danced and sang in the street festival.

      庆祝者们在街头节日中跳舞和唱歌。