curtsey
curtsey 英 ['kɜ:tsɪ] 美 [ˈkətsɪ]
n. 女人行的鞠躬礼；屈膝礼 vi. 行屈膝礼
名词复数:curtseys
- A curtsey is a feminine version of a formal bow, a head-dipping, knee-bending gesture of greeting. A woman might curtsey when meeting a Queen.
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- n. 女人行的鞠躬礼；屈膝礼
- vi. 行屈膝礼
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1. The royal family no longer insists that people curtsey or bow to the queen and her family, but most people still do bow or curtsey when meeting the queen.
皇室已不再要求人们向女王及起家庭成员行屈膝礼或鞠躬，但大多数人在与女王见面时，还是会鞠躬或行屈膝礼。
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2. She tried to curtsey as she spoke.
她说着就想行屈膝礼。
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3. 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。
- curtsey alternative spelling of curtsy.
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