1.就职典礼;〈美〉总统就职典礼;开幕仪式,落成典礼,开通典礼,成立典礼;开张,开始
1.the formal act of placing somebody in an official position, especially the President of the United States, or a ceremony held for this purpose
2.a formal ceremony to open or mark the beginning of something such as a new building
3.the act of bringing something into service or putting it into operation, or an occasion on which this is done
1.In the United States, Inauguration Day is the day on which the President of the United States is sworn in and takes office.
在美国，就职日是这一天的美国总统宣誓就职，并就职。
2.Adams was very unhappy when he left office. He did not attend the inauguration of he next President, Thomas Jefferson.
亚当卸任时很不愉快。他没有参加下任总统托马斯·杰弗逊的就职典礼。
3.A president who refused to put off unpleasant decisions, as Mr Obama promised during his inauguration, would be honest about all this.
就像奥巴马先生在就职典礼上所承诺的那样，如果一位总统拒绝推迟执行令人不快的决策，他就该坦诚面对所有这一切。
4.The president-elect had said he wanted most U. S. combat troops out of Iraq within 16 months of his inauguration.
奥巴马曾表示，希望大部分美军作战部队在他就职之后16个月内从伊拉克撤出。
5.An Internet library aimed to be accessible to surfers around the world is now on line, with its formal inauguration in Paris on Tuesday.
一个旨在为世界各地冲浪者提供方便的网上图书馆目前已上线，该图书馆于周二在巴黎完成其正式落成典礼。
6.He said that the inauguration of CHP today is in itself quite a remarkable achievement in the space of less than one year .
他说生防护中心于不足一年内成立，本身亦是一项重要的成就。
7.Barack Obama plans to honor the sixteenth president, one of his political heroes, at his own inauguration.
巴拉克.奥巴马打算在他的就职典礼上缅怀这位美国第十六任总统，他是他的政治偶像之一。
8.She said the family was making plans to attend Barack Obama's inauguration, and suggested the happy ending was good for the country.
她说她们全家计划着去参加奥巴马的就职典礼，希望这对全国来说都是一个好消息，毕竟最后大家都平安无事。
9.And it's scary to think how much more can go wrong before Inauguration Day.
人们不敢想象在就职典礼前经济形势会恶化到什么层度。
10.So, with the inauguration less than a week away, it may have little practical effect.
现在距总统就职典礼仅剩不到一周的时间，因此实际作用可能不大。