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corroboree

/kuh-rob-uh-ree/US // kəˈrɒb ə ri //UK // (kəˈrɒbərɪ) //

腐蚀剂,腐蚀者,腐蚀液,腐烂的树

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Australian.

    • : an assembly of Aboriginal people typified by singing and dancing, sometimes associated with traditional sacred rites.
    • : a social gathering, especially of a boisterous nature.

Examples

  • The two factors upon which the later drama depends may be detected even in the corroboree of the Australians.

  • This evening Fisherman and Jackey showed Wittin corroboree dance.

  • I asked, and was told that "'Jimmy' mak'm good fellow corroboree."

  • The word corroboree is applied equally to the dance, the whole festival, or the actual chant which accompanies the dancing.

  • And we plan a corroboree at the colony after the Warlock is down, when there will be some excellently practiced singing.