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Definition of Hogmanay in English: Hogmanaynounˈhɒɡməneɪˌhɒɡməˈneɪˈhɑɡməˌneɪ (in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time. （苏格兰）除夕，除夕的庆祝活动 Example sentencesExamples - I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party.
- I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day.
- The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen.
- Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK.
- Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it.
- What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing.
- Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret.
- But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars.
- The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks.
- She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city.
- On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall.
- Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe.
- Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal.
- It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it.
- New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration.
- However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party.
- So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm).
- The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy.
- At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents.
- An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner.
OriginEarly 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf 'last day of the year, new year's gift'. Definition of Hogmanay in US English: Hogmanaynounˈhäɡməˌnāˈhɑɡməˌneɪ (in Scotland) New Year's Eve, and the celebrations that take place at this time. （苏格兰）除夕，除夕的庆祝活动 Example sentencesExamples - However, the biggest celebration of all is planned for Hogmanay, when Glasgow plans to show the rest of the world how to party.
- Grant, 23, had bought a ring he had chosen with Pamela, also 23, and planned to present it to her on Hogmanay, but was unable to keep it a secret.
- I have a theory that that's the reason why Hogmanay is more important in Scotland than New Year's Day.
- Edinburgh's Hogmanay is now a brilliant party and Scotland's other cities have an open invitation to join it.
- Today, Edinburgh's Hogmanay is the biggest New Year party in Europe.
- The first Hogmanay after her recovery, Robin proposed to her in the Balmoral hotel, Edinburgh, against a background of fireworks.
- So instead, I'm planning on going to a house party to celebrate Hogmanay with some friends (inside where it is warm).
- Ally and Blair are off to Scotland for Christmas and Hogmanay with Blair's family so today is the last day that the we can all get together for a meal.
- The year of millennium celebrations comes to an end with the biggest and best Hogmanay and New Year bash that Scotland has seen.
- I recall on the millennium Hogmanay he chose to attend a local Glasgow street party.
- But within days she flew to Scotland for Hogmanay with an actor, and three rock stars.
- On Hogmanay I met my neighbour twice, swirling through the crowd at the local hall.
- The City of Edinburgh Council has mooted an art festival to coincide with Edinburgh's Hogmanay as part of its visual arts strategy.
- Until 1998 Scotland broadcast its Hogmanay celebrations to the whole of the UK.
- It's a uniquely Scottish celebration - at Hogmanay everyone really enters into the spirit of it.
- An established festival like Hogmanay is a winner.
- She added that there would be special provisions for major events such as the Hogmanay celebrations in the centre of the city.
- New Year's Eve, called Hogmanay, has long been the main midwinter celebration.
- What is central to Hogmanay is the idea of giving, exchange, celebration, enjoyment, even kissing.
- At Hogmanay, I'm a bit of a traditionalist, and like to see the bells in with my parents.
OriginEarly 17th century: perhaps from hoguinané, Norman French form of Old French aguillanneuf ‘last day of the year, new year's gift’. |