bicentenary
bicentenary — 名詞
1. the time when something important reaches 200 years since it happened, or a publ
兩百週年
重要事件滿兩百年的紀念時點
the time when something important reaches 200 years since it happened, or a public event held to remember that moment.
The town held a river parade for the bicentenary of its first bridge.
這座城鎮為了第一座橋落成兩百週年舉辦了河上遊行。
pattern: the bicentenary of [event]
A museum show marked the bicentenary of Jane Austen's birth.
博物館辦了一檔展覽,紀念 Jane Austen 誕生兩百週年。
collocation: mark the bicentenary of
Teachers planned special lessons for the bicentenary of the school's founding.
老師們為了學校創校兩百週年規劃了特別課程。
The city launched its bicentenary with fireworks above the main square.
這座城市以主廣場上空的煙火揭開兩百週年活動序幕。
Next year, Peru will mark the bicentenary of its independence.
明年,祕魯將紀念獨立兩百週年。
- bicentennial
same meaning, but more common in American English
- 200th anniversary
a clear neutral phrase, less compact than 'bicentenary'
- commemoration
focuses on the act of remembering, not specifically on 200 years
文法句型
the bicentenary of [event]
mark/celebrate a bicentenary
用法筆記
Usually used with 'the' and an 'of' phrase naming the earlier event, such as 'the bicentenary of independence'. In formal news and historical writing, it can refer either to the exact 200-year point or to the celebrations around it.