curtsy

英 [ˈkɜːtsi]

美 [ˈkɜːrtsi]

n.  (女子行的)屈膝礼
v.  行屈膝礼

过去式：curtsied　复数：curtsies　过去分词：curtsied　现在分词：curtsying　第三人称单数：curtsies　

BNC.36512 / COCA.27455

牛津词典

noun

• （女子行的）屈膝礼
  a formal sign made by a woman in a dance or to say hello or goodbye to an important person, by bending her knees with one foot in front of the other

柯林斯词典

• VERB (女子行的)屈膝礼
  If a woman or a girlcurtsies, she lowers her body briefly, bending her knees and sometimes holding her skirt with both hands, as a way of showing respect for an important person.
  1. We were taught how to curtsy to the Queen...
     有人教我们如何向女王行屈膝礼。
  2. Ingrid shook the Duchess's hand and curtsied.
     英格丽德和公爵夫人握了握手并行了屈膝礼。
  3. Curtsyis also a noun.
     
  4. She gave a curtsy.
     她行了个屈膝礼。

英英释义

noun

• bending the knees
  Synonym:curtsey

verb

• make a curtsy
  1. She curtsied when she shook the Queen's hand
  Synonym:bob
• bend the knees in a gesture of respectful greeting
  Synonym:curtsey

双语例句

• When a person is given the honor of meeting the Queen, a man is supposed to bow to her while women are supposed to curtsy.
  如果有人能够幸运地被女王接见，这时男士必须向女王鞠躬，然而女士则必须行屈膝礼。
• You may remember her curtsy the first time you met.
  你可能还记得第一次见面时她行屈膝礼。
• Danish women in the identity of the man with the meeting, Shi curtsy.
  丹麦女子在与有身份的男子见面时，施屈膝礼。
• It was customary then for our children to curtsy to the gentry.
  我们的孩子向贵族们行屈膝礼是那时候的习俗。
• Make a curtsy; usually done only by girls and women; as a sign of respect.
  行屈膝礼；常由女子和妇女做；作为尊敬的仪式。
• We were taught how to curtsy to the Queen
  有人教我们如何向女王行屈膝礼。
• She did a shallow military curtsy, supple in her dress-uniform skirt, and laid her hand on his forearm.
  她身着制服裙，回应了一个浅浅的军人屈膝礼，然后把手搭在他伸出的胳膊上。
• This is a solemn curtsy in the party.
  这是一个在聚会中的隆重的礼节。
• Now you bow, and I curtsy.
  现在你鞠躬，我行屈膝礼。
• Ingrid shook the Duchess's hand and curtsied.
  英格丽德和公爵夫人握了握手并行了屈膝礼。