就职典礼

In the U.S., we inaugurate a new president to take office after he or she has won an election.

在美国，在他或者她羸得总统大选后，我们为新上任的总统举行就职典礼。

Inauguration day in 1933 began with cloud and dark sky.

就职典礼天在1933 从云彩和黑暗的天空开始了。

And the latest one being right the day after my inauguration.

最后一次就在我就职典礼的第二天。

He was asked if he thought the Israeli assault on Gaza might end by Inauguration Day.

有记者问，他是否认为以色列对加沙地带的攻击能在1月20日就职典礼日之前结束。

On Inauguration Day, nearly 100,000 people braved a cold March morning to hear what the new president would do.

在总统就职典礼上，大约有十万人冒着三月清晨料峭的春寒来聆听新总统的新计划。

On each national day of inauguration since 1789, the people have renewed their sense of dedication to the United States.

1789年起，每逢总统就职典礼的全国性日子，人民都要赋予为合众国作出奉献以新的意义。

On Inauguration Day in nineteen thirty-three, the nation waited to hear what the new president would say about the economic future of their country.

罗斯福。在1933年就职典礼上，整个国家都在等待着听这位新总统将要发表的对他们国家未来经济的蓝图。

His wife, Eleanor, described Inauguration Day as very solemn, and a little terrifying.

他 的夫人-Eleanor-形容就职典礼日"非常庄严，有点令人生畏"。

Q:How would you dress First Lady — elect Michelle Obama for the Inauguration Day ceremony?

问：你要怎么去打扮第一夫人，比如Michelle Obama要以什么形象去参加她丈夫的就职典礼？

Media reports say up to 1,800,000 people attended the presidential inauguration Tuesday.

媒体报道说，有1，800，000多群众参加了周二的总统就职典礼。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。