No. 10,123 in Spanish
ceremonia
"Ceremonia" means "ceremony," referring to a formal act or ritual performed on important social or religious occasions.
In a sentence
La ceremonia fue muy conmovedora.
The ceremony was very moving.
The word 'ceremonia' is used to directly describe a specific event marked by certain rituals or formalities.
El organizador de la ceremonia no había llegado todavía.
The organizer of the ceremony had not arrived yet.
Here, 'ceremonia' refers to the entity that is being prepared and will occur, emphasizing logistical arrangements.
Después de la ceremonia, todos comentaron lo hermosa que fue.
After the ceremony, everyone commented on how beautiful it was.
The term 'ceremonia' denotes the completed and experienced event, reflecting on its qualities or outcomes.
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