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queen of the may

/kwiːn əv ðə meɪ/

翻译: 指在五月节庆典中被选出的年轻女子或少女,通常头戴花冠,主持节日活动。该词现已过时,在现代语境中很少使用。

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/kwiːn əv ðə meɪ/formalbritish已废弃
  • zh指在五月节庆典中被选出的年轻女子或少女,通常头戴花冠,主持节日活动。该词现已过时,在现代语境中很少使用。

An archaic term referring to a girl or young woman chosen to preside over May Day festivities, often crowned with flowers. The phrase is now largely historical and rarely used in modern contexts.

  1. May Day CelebrationB2formalbritish

    A girl or young woman chosen to be crowned with flowers and lead the May Day festivities, traditionally celebrated on May 1st.

    zh五月女王

    • The village chose a young girl to be the Queen of the May for the spring festival.
    • She was crowned Queen of the May and led the dance around the maypole.
    • The tradition of selecting a Queen of the May dates back centuries.