汉英词典
Chinese-English Dictionary
MEANING OF 剪綵
剪綵 (剪䌽)
to cut the ribbon (at an opening)
EXAMPLE SENTENCES

他们隆重地剪彩,宣布展会开幕。

They ceremoniously cut a piece of ribbon, declaring the exhibition open.

王后陛下今天将为新桥落成剪彩。

Their Majesties will open the new bridge today.

陛下今天将为新桥通车典礼剪彩。

Their Majesty will open the new bridge today.

黑色梯形是在剪彩悬垂和服务丝带的顶部。

A black trapezium is at the top of the ribbon drape and service ribbon.

我们的下一步是在绘制多彩的机身上部剪彩。

Our next step is drawing colorful ribbon across upper part of the camera body.

可惜历史并没有等他剪彩,一战的炮声就悄然打响了。

It was a shame that the war started without him.

新公司开业,也要用红纸写对联,用红绸子剪彩,放红纸包的鞭炮。

When a company starts business, the staff members will write couplets with red paper, cut the ribbon made of red silk, and let off firecrackers wrapped in red paper.

创建新层以上剪彩。涂料用低透明度黑色软刷上添加功能区的深度。

Create new layer above the ribbon. Paint black using soft brush with low Opacity to add depth onto the ribbon.

在来宾们的热烈掌声中,杨大使与伦敦首席秘书共同为摄影展正式剪彩。

In the warm applause of the guests, Ambassador Yang and Mr. London jointly cut the red ribbons to officially open the exhibition.

新闻和时事报导的都是总统和王公在正式场合接见外宾、剪彩之类的严肃镜头。

What passed for coverage of news and current affairs was solemn footage of presidents and emirs receiving visitors and cutting ribbons at official events.