inaugurate
Significado: To begin or introduce something new, especially a system, policy, or period; to formally admit someone to office with a ceremony.
Inaugurate carries a sense of ceremony and formality. It is most commonly associated with the swearing-in of political leaders (an 'inauguration'), but is also used for the opening of buildings, the launch of new services, or the beginning of a new era. The noun forms are 'inauguration' and 'inaugural.'
Ejemplos
- The new railway line was inaugurated by the transport minister last week. 新铁路线上周由交通大臣主持落成典礼。La nueva línea ferroviaria fue inaugurada por el ministro de transportes la semana pasada.新しい鉄道路線は先週、運輸大臣によって開通式が行われた。새 철도 노선은 지난주 교통부 장관에 의해 개통식이 거행되었다.
- The discovery of penicillin inaugurated a new era in medicine. 青霉素的发现开创了医学的新纪元。El descubrimiento de la penicilina inauguró una nueva era en la medicina.ペニシリンの発見は医学の新時代を切り開いた。페니실린의 발견은 의학의 새로운 시대를 열었다.
- The president was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by thousands. 总统在数千人出席的仪式上宣誓就职。El presidente fue investido en una ceremonia a la que asistieron miles de personas.大統領は数千人が出席した式典で就任宣誓を行った。대통령은 수천 명이 참석한 의식에서 취임 선서를 하였다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: media, professional
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin inaugurare (to consecrate, install after taking auguries), from in- (upon) + augurare (to practise augury). Entered English in the 17th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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