curtsey

单词curtsey

基本解释

n.: (女子的)屈膝礼
v.: 行屈膝礼
网络: 行礼；你行了个屈膝礼；屈膝行礼

英汉解释

• 行屈膝礼

• (女子的)屈膝礼

例句

• It may then be referred to as a court curtsey and is often especially deep and elaborate.

  之后屈膝礼被视为一种宫廷礼节并且要求行礼时深且精细。

• The principal dancer tripped forward to the front of the stage and made a deep curtsey .

  领舞者轻快地走到前台深深地鞠了个躬。

• Traditionally, women would curtsey for those of senior social rank just as men would bow. Today this practice has become less common.

  传统上，女性会向社会地位高于自己的人行屈膝礼——今天这个习惯已经不太常见了。

• Miss Fotheringay made a low curtsey at the conclusion of this gallant speech.

  等这篇冠冕堂皇的演说结束之后，福瑟琳格小姐低低地行了个屈膝礼。

• Robert Audley"s name was announced; then, leaving the piano, she made her nephew a pretty mock ceremonious curtsey.

  接着，她离开大钢琴，对她的侄儿嘲弄地行了个矫揉造作的、郑重其事的屈膝礼。

• The little girl dropped her aunt a clumsy curtsey, murmuring an inaudible greeting.

  小姑娘向她的姑妈笨拙地行了一个礼，喃喃地说了几句听不见的问候话。

• She tried to curtsey as she spoke .

  她说着就想行屈膝礼。

• Princess made a curtsey to the Queen, the Queen smiles at her.

  公主向女王行礼，女王微笑着看着她

• "I should like it very much, Your majesty , " said Joan, and made a deep curtsey.

  “我很愿意，陛下，”琼说着深地屈膝行礼。

• In European cultures it is traditional for women to curtsey in front of royalty.

  在欧洲传统中，女性会向皇室成员行屈膝礼。