一月节日有哪些用英语表示(一月节日的英语单词)
1~12月的节日(英语也要)
Lantern's day(元宵节）
一月节日有哪些用英语表示(一月节日的英语单词)
一月节日有哪些用英语表示(一月节日的英语单词)
一月节日有哪些用英语表示(一月节日的英语单词)
Valentine's day(情人节）
Women's day(妇女节）
Tree-planting day(植树节）
Independence day(日）
Labour day(劳动节）
Dragon boat festival(龙舟节）
Army day(建军节）
Christmas(圣诞节）
Halloween(万圣节）
Thanksgiving day(感恩节）
Teacher's day(教师节）
National day(国庆节）
Mid-Autumn day(中秋节）
元月:new year day
二月: spring festival
三月:easter day
四月：fool day
五月：parent’day
六月：children's day
1月1日元旦（New Year's Day）
用英语写出一年所有的节日日期
1.1月1日 On January 1st 2.正月初一 In the first month 3.正月十五 The 15th 4.3月8日 On March 8 5.3月12日 On March 12 6.3月23 On March 23 7.4月4日 On April 4 8.7月22日 On July 22 9.4月22日 On April 22nd 10.5月1日 On May 1st 11.5月4日 On May 4 12.5月12 On May 12 13.5月17日 On May 17 14.6月1日 On June 1st 15.6月5日 On June 5 16.五月初五May 5 17.7月1日 On July 1 18.8月1日 On August 1st 19.9月10日 On September 10th 20.八月十五August 15
元旦New Year’ s Day Jan.1 劳动妇女节International Working women’ s Day （Women’s Day） Mar.8 建军节 Army Day August .1 教师节Teachers’ Day Sept.1 国庆节National Day October.1 春节the Spring Festival （New Year’s Day of the Chinese lunar calendar） 农历正月初一 元宵节 (灯节)the Lantern Festival 农历正月十五 清明节the Qingming Festival四月五日前后 端午节the Dragon-Boat Festival农历五月初五 中秋节the Mid-Autumn Festival （the Moon Festival）农历八月十五 重阳节the Double-Ninth Day农历九月初九 情人节 the Double-Snth Day农历七月初七
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用英语写出一至十二月的节日
一月：new year
二月：spring festvial
三月：tree planting day women's day
四月：fool's day
五月：may day
六月：children's day
七月：people's party
八月：army's day
九月：teacher's day
十月：national day
十一月：halloween
十二月：christmas
一月：new year
二月：spring festvial
三月：tree planting day women's day
四月：fool's day
五月：may day
六月：children's day
七月：people's party
八月：army's day
九月：teacher's day
十月：national day
十一月：halloween
十二月：christmas
一月：new year
二月：spring festvial
三月：tree planting day women's day
四月：fool's day
五月：may day
六月：children's day
七月：people's party
八月：army's day
九月：teacher's day
十月：national day
十一月：halloween thaking's giving day
十二月：christmas
春节：Spring Festival
2、元宵节：Lantern Festival
3、春龙节：The dragon ses spring
4、上巳节：shangsi festival
5、清明节：Qingming Festival
6、端午节：The Dragon Boat Festival
7、七夕：The snth ning of the snth moon
8、中秋节：Mid-Autumn Festival
9、重阳节：Double Ninth Festival
10、国庆节：National Day
11、腊八节：Laba Festival
12、除夕：
1月有什么节日（英语的）
1月1日---元旦New Year's Day
1月个星期日 黑人日
1月12日---香水节Perfume section
1月15日节(日本）-----ADULTS DAY
1月19日----新加坡开齐节
1月一个星期日 麻风节(世界防治麻风病日)1954---International Leprosy Day
世界各国的国庆与日
1 月
1日 古巴解放日-----Liberation Day (CUBA)
苏丹日-----Independence Day (SUDAN)
4日 日-----Independence Day (MYANMAR)
18日 革命日-----Revolution Day (TUNIDIA)
26日 澳大利亚日-----Australia Day
印度日-----Repubic Day (INDIA)
28日 卢旺达日-----Democracy Day (RWANDA)
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正月的节日
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New Year (1) - New Year's Day is the first day of the year, in the Gregorian calendar. In modern times, it is January 1. In most countries, it is a holiday. It is a holy day to many of those who still use the Julian calendar, which includes followers of some of the Eastern Orthodox churches, and is celebrated on January 14 of the Gregorian calendar due to differences between the two calendars.
Global Family Day (3) - Global Family Day (formerly known as One Day of Peace and Sharing) is a children's initiative designed to reduce hate and ger around the world. It falls on January 1. It is now an international day to promote the fact that the world is one family; as well as promoting world peace through cross-cultural connections.
USA National Science Fiction Day (596) - National Science Fiction Day is January 2, Isaac Asimov’s Birthday. Dr Isaac Asimov was a Russian-born Jewish American author and biochemist, a highly successful and exceptionally prolific writer best known for his works of science fiction and for his popular science books. Out of more than 270 books, Asimov's most famous work is the Foundation Series.
USA Festival of Sleep Day (597) - January 3 is Festival of Sleep Day. Sleep is a natural part of rybody's life, but many people know very little about how important it is. Sleep, like diet and exercise, is important for our minds and bodies to function normally. An internal biological clock regulates the timing for sleep. It programs each person to feel sleepy during nighttime and to be active during daytime.
USA 6th National Bird Day (598) - National Bird Day (January 5) is a day to appreciate our own native wild birds flying free outside our windows, and a day to reflect on how we treat the native birds of other countries. National Bird Day is also a time to commit to improving the lives of birds in captivity and supporting efforts aimed at protecting birds in the wild.
Epiphany (599) - Epiphany is a Christian feast intended to celebrate the shining forth or rlation of God to humankind in human form, in the person of Jesus. The observance had its origins in the eastern Christian churches. The feast was initially based on, and viewed as a fulfillment of, the Jewish Feast of Lights.
Christmas (9) - Christmas Day in the Julian calendar. This is the day on which Christmas is celebrated in most Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Churches.
Stepfather's Day (600) - January 9 is Stepfather's Day. It is a hallmark holiday, a day for the stepparents to he a Stepmother's Day and Stepfather's Day - days of their own, not just adjuncts to Mother's Day and Father's Day. Some stepparents do deserve more recognition than cards that say Happy Father's Day to my stepfather or Happy Mother's Day to my stepmother.
Japan Kagami Biraki (602) - Kagami Biraki is a Japanese phrase which literally translates to Opening the Mirror or Breaking of the Mochi. It traditionally falls on the January 11, but in pract outside of Japan, generally occurs around that date. It is generally the first important nt of the year after New Years Day. The ceremony nowadays is also done with; weddings, sport nts, opening of a new company.
Thailand 54th Children's Day (500) - National Children's Day was held for the first time on the first Monday of October 1955 and continued until 1963. Then it was changed to the second Saturday of January as at this time the rainy season is over and it is a government holiday. Thailand government has set up an organising committee to co-ordinate with sral agencies in both public and private sectors to organize the celebration simultaneously throughout the country.
North Korea Hangul Day (610) - Hangul Day, also called Hangul Proction Day or Korean Alphabet Day, is a Korean national commemorative day marking the invention and the proction of Hangul, the native alphabet of the Korean language, by King Sejong the Great. It is observed on October 9 in South Korea and on January 15 in North Korea.
India Makar Sankranti (608) - Makar Sankranti is a mid-winter festival of India. The day celebrates the northward journey of the Sun. The celebration is similar to winter solst celebrations in other ancient cultures. Instead of the celebrating on the day of the Winter Solst - Makar Sankranti is celebrated on January 13 -16, depending on the region. The festival is celebrated by the flying of kites in most of northern India.
USA National Religious Freedom Day (612) - National Religious Freedom Day commemorates the Virginia General Assembly's adoption of Thomas Jefferson's landmark Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom on January 16, 1786. Religious Freedom Day is officially proclaimed on January 16 each year by an annual statement by the President of the United States.
Thailand 52nd Teachers' Day (659) - January 16 was adopted as Teachers' Day in Thailand by a resolution of the government on November 21, 1956. The first Teachers' Day was held in 1957.
Winnie The Pooh Day (614) - Winnie The Pooh Day is in observance of the birthday of Alan Alexander Milne, 1882. Winnie-the-Pooh is a fictional bear created by Alan Alexander Milne. He appears in the books Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner. Milne also wrote two books of children's poetry, When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six, which include sral poems about Winnie-the-Pooh.
USA National Popcorn Day USA (615) - According to tradition, National Popcorn Day is celebrated on January 19 each year. There is some suggestion that Popcorn Day may, at one point, he been tied to the Superbowl. The origins of this holiday are unknown.
USA Penguin Awareness Day Penguin Awareness Day (616) - Penguins are an order of aquatic, flightless birds living in the Southern Hemisphere. They are found in Antarctica, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. Elsewhere, they are only found in zoos. January 20 is Penguin Awareness Day. The origins of this holiday are unknown.
USA 22nd National Hugging Day (618) - National Hugging Day was founded on January 21, 1986. This celebration of hugging has been embraced internationally in places such as the United States, Canada, England, Australia, Germany and St Peterurg, Russia. Schools, nursing care facilities, hospitals, and numerous other groups and organizations jumped on and held-on-tightly to this exciting, family-friendly nt.
Saint Vincent's Day (620) - January 22 is Saint Vincent's Day. Saint Vincent of Saragossa was born at Huesca and martyred under Diocletian, in 304. He is the patron saint of Lion. He was originally from Zaragoza in modern Spain and is also known as Saint Vincent the Deacon. The title deacon means only minister or servant.
The Saddest Day Of The Year (621) - Today is the most depressing day of the year. That’s according to research conducted at Cardiff University. Apparently, gloomy weather, holidays debts and failed New Year’s resolutions all combine to make us feel pretty negative about life.
USA National Pie Day (622) - Created by the American Pie Council, National Pie Day is dedicated to the celebration of pie. As part of the American heritage, this day is a perfect opportunity to pass on the love and enjoyment of pie eating and pie to future generations.
55th International Customs Day (11) - International Customs Day is celebrated under the ausps of the World Customs Organization. The Organization has 150 member states with its headquarters in Brussels and has for a pure the facilitation of trade and trel of the world's citizens. Celebrated each year on January 26, this special day recognizes the efforts of the men and women working in customs organizations worldwide. This day marks the contribution of Customs to our communities safe, secure and prosperous.
Laba Jie (16) - Most Chinese treat Laba Jie as a reminder of the approaching Chinese New Year, hardly aware of its Buddhist background. This day is to celebrate Sakyamuni, founder of Buddhi, as he achid rlation by practicing ascetici, surviving merely on a meal of congee a day. Eating a particular type of congee called labazhou is the most important nt of this festival.
USA 25th National Kazoo Day (626) - National Kazoo Day is celebrated on or about the last Thursday in January, or some other time at the convenience of the kazooist. Usually, it is around January 28. A kazoo is a tube-formed, American musical instrument, with both ends of the tube uncovered.
54th World Leprosy Day (18) - Every year since 1954 the last Sunday of January has been observed as World Leprosy Day (WLD). It was initiated by Raoul Follereau, founder of the French Leprosy Charity. In addition to the health hazards, leprosy is also a sociological issue, carrying with it a stigma that is still widespread and legitimised.
USA National Carnation Day (627) - January 29 is National Carnation Day. It is a bizarre holiday. The carnation was originally called dianthus by the Greek botanist Theopharastus, it has been cultivated over 2,000 years. Carnations in general mean fascination, love and good luck. A white carnation stands for innocence, devotion and pure love.
New Year's Day（元旦）
元旦
New Yea＇s bay!
newyear'sday