Definition of honeymoon in English:

honeymoon

noun ˈhʌnɪmuːnˈhəniˌmun

1A holiday spent together by a newly married couple.
蜜月
they flew to the West Indies on honeymoon
他们飞往西印度群岛度蜜月。
Example sentencesExamples
- The reception was held in the Woodlands Hotel and the happy couple spent a month travelling Australia on their honeymoon.
- The happy couple are presently on honeymoon in Florida.
- The reception was held at the Castlecourt Hotel, Westport and afterwards the happy couple left on their honeymoon.
- When the couple set off on their honeymoon, Caroline was dismayed to find that a photographer had been hired to go to Tahiti with them.
- He and his 28-year-old wife were on their honeymoon, having got married just three days earlier.
- As anyone who's been there on their honeymoon will tell you, most of the 200-odd islands that make up the Maldives are pretty small.
- This was his favorite picture; it was taken on their honeymoon.
- She had wanted to go there on their honeymoon in 1927, but they had been too poor.
- The young couple went to Mauritius on their honeymoon and we wish them all the very best.
- The couple visited New York and Florida on their honeymoon.
- A couple on their honeymoon are driving through a remote part of America in a mini-bus.
- His sister and Charlie were still on their honeymoon, and he very much doubted that Leanne would be much of a comfort if she dared to come at all.
- The happy couple have gone to the U.S.A. on their honeymoon.
- The wedding reception was held at the Tower Hotel and the happy couple are now on honeymoon in Florida.
- The happy couple are on honeymoon in Tunisia at present.
- Michael tries to stop the wedding, but arrives too late; Kyle and Natalie have already left on their honeymoon.
- Believing them to be a young couple on their honeymoon the Carrolls offered to change places with them but the couple declined.
- The couple, who spent two weeks in Italy on their honeymoon, are planning a blessing service later in the year.
- A young couple got married and left on their honeymoon.
- The married couple can open the bottles to toast on their honeymoon, or save them for a milestone anniversary.
Synonyms
perfect time, ideal time, wonderful time, moment of bliss
1. 1.1often as modifier An initial period of enthusiasm or goodwill, typically at the start of a new job.
  〈喻〉（多指新工作开始时）起初的一段热情（或和谐）时期
  the new President's honeymoon period
  新总统的刚上任时期。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The new leader is currently enjoying a honeymoon period.
  Although still enjoying a honeymoon period with the press and public, on the training ground he has made it clear early on who is in charge.
  By the summer of '92, their honeymoon period was well and truly over.
  The honeymoon period didn't last very long for the new manager - but in football it never does.
  He realises that he will be granted a honeymoon period, but that he will also be required to produce results.
  Even when he was enjoying a honeymoon period in the job in the early months of the season, O'Leary was sensitive about his image and that of his players.
  After all, a new president enjoys a honeymoon period of three months at most.
  It just feels like an extraordinary honeymoon period.
  This honeymoon period was brought to an end by the outbreak of war in Korea.
  We didn't even have a honeymoon period after he came.
  But those first few days turned out to be the honeymoon period.
  The uselessness of the Metro Rail system will be clearly visible once the honeymoon period is over.
  The European Championships qualifier with Turkey was a good performance but the honeymoon period seems to have run out for the England manager.
  Right now, they tell me, I am in the honeymoon period.
  But, like football managers, his honeymoon period will be short-lived unless he delivers.
  This is perhaps the first sign that the new Presidents extraordinary honeymoon with the public is reaching the end.
  And with the honeymoon period growing ever shorter, new CEOs have little time to get up to speed.
  Swept to power on a huge wave of popular support in April his honeymoon period is still far from over with opinion polls giving him exceptionally high ratings.
  For the Prime Minister the honeymoon period is over and, like his party, he will be judged by improvements in services.
  It marks the end of the honeymoon period and no doubt his opponents will mark the occasion by starting to think about pulling off their gloves.
  That will certainly help him during his honeymoon period.

verb ˈhʌnɪmuːnˈhəniˌmun

no object, with adverbial of place Spend a honeymoon.
度蜜月
they are honeymooning in the south of France
他们在法国南部度蜜月。
Example sentencesExamples
- The reception was held at the Springhill Court Hotel and the newlyweds are honeymooning in Mexico.
- Clearly, honeymooning in Paris was all the rage back in the late 1960s.
- Our beautiful Doctor Claire is indeed honeymooning in the Maldives.
- Now it's a little hard to imagine honeymooning here except in an ironic way.
- Congratulations to the newlyweds, who are honeymooning in Jasper.
- The newlyweds will be honeymooning in Italy, which has become one of their favourite destinations.
- More than 300 guests attended the reception in Knockranny House Hotel and the new Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are currently honeymooning at an undisclosed location.
- Peter and Caroline are now honeymooning in Mexico and everybody wishes them well.
- The newlyweds celebrated their love by honeymooning in Amsterdam, Holland.
- Meanwhile, a pair of Hampshire newlyweds who were honeymooning in the Maldives have assured their families they are safe and well.
- The newlyweds will spend two weeks honeymooning in California.
- Wendy's brother and sister-in-law were honeymooning in Thailand.
- They honeymooned in Fiji and will live in Atlanta.
- If you're ever honeymooning in a foreign land, odds are strangely good that you'll meet other honeymooners who live remarkably close by.
- The couple married in Manchester watched by friends and family and are now honeymooning in Barbados.
- After honeymooning in Aruba, they will live in Decatur.
- Trevor and Sharon are honeymooning in New York and the Caribbean and we wish them a healthy and happy future.
- At the moment they are honeymooning in the tropics, so let's hope they bring back the sunshine.
- Eastwood honeymooned in Carmel in 1953 and later bought a home there.
- He was honeymooning with his fifth wife, Lily, who was twenty-three.

Derivatives

honeymooner

noun ˈhʌnɪmuːnəˈhəniˌmunər

Long known as a paradise for surfers, beach-goers and honeymooners, Bali is fast becoming a haven for couples wishing to take that great leap forward into shared commitment.
Example sentencesExamples
- The long guest list includes honeymooners Richard and Pat Nixon.
- The honeymooners, who are staying in a hotel a couple of miles outside the main town, decided to stay on the island, but admitted they were looking forward to going home.
- It is ideal for adventure travelers, honeymooners, and weary business travelers in search of a different type of holiday.
- They are, as all honeymooners should be, blissfully happy.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally denoting the period of time following a wedding): from honey + moon. The original reference was to affection waning like the moon, but later the sense became 'the first month after marriage'.

In the 16th century the first month of a couple's marriage was their honeymoon whether or not they went away on holiday—very few then did. The original reference was not to a ‘moon’ or month at all, but to ‘sweet’ affection changing like the moon.

Definition of honeymoon in US English:

honeymoon

nounˈhəniˌmunˈhənēˌmo͞on

1A vacation spent together by a newly married couple.
蜜月
romantic hand-holding breakfasts together on their honeymoon
Example sentencesExamples
- The young couple went to Mauritius on their honeymoon and we wish them all the very best.
- This was his favorite picture; it was taken on their honeymoon.
- She had wanted to go there on their honeymoon in 1927, but they had been too poor.
- The happy couple are on honeymoon in Tunisia at present.
- The couple, who spent two weeks in Italy on their honeymoon, are planning a blessing service later in the year.
- When the couple set off on their honeymoon, Caroline was dismayed to find that a photographer had been hired to go to Tahiti with them.
- A young couple got married and left on their honeymoon.
- The happy couple have gone to the U.S.A. on their honeymoon.
- As anyone who's been there on their honeymoon will tell you, most of the 200-odd islands that make up the Maldives are pretty small.
- The married couple can open the bottles to toast on their honeymoon, or save them for a milestone anniversary.
- Michael tries to stop the wedding, but arrives too late; Kyle and Natalie have already left on their honeymoon.
- Believing them to be a young couple on their honeymoon the Carrolls offered to change places with them but the couple declined.
- The couple visited New York and Florida on their honeymoon.
- He and his 28-year-old wife were on their honeymoon, having got married just three days earlier.
- The reception was held in the Woodlands Hotel and the happy couple spent a month travelling Australia on their honeymoon.
- The happy couple are presently on honeymoon in Florida.
- His sister and Charlie were still on their honeymoon, and he very much doubted that Leanne would be much of a comfort if she dared to come at all.
- A couple on their honeymoon are driving through a remote part of America in a mini-bus.
- The reception was held at the Castlecourt Hotel, Westport and afterwards the happy couple left on their honeymoon.
- The wedding reception was held at the Tower Hotel and the happy couple are now on honeymoon in Florida.
Synonyms
perfect time, ideal time, wonderful time, moment of bliss
1. 1.1often as modifier An initial period of enthusiasm or goodwill, typically at the start of a new job.
  〈喻〉（多指新工作开始时）起初的一段热情（或和谐）时期
  the new President's honeymoon period
  新总统的刚上任时期。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The uselessness of the Metro Rail system will be clearly visible once the honeymoon period is over.
  The European Championships qualifier with Turkey was a good performance but the honeymoon period seems to have run out for the England manager.
  This is perhaps the first sign that the new Presidents extraordinary honeymoon with the public is reaching the end.
  For the Prime Minister the honeymoon period is over and, like his party, he will be judged by improvements in services.
  By the summer of '92, their honeymoon period was well and truly over.
  But, like football managers, his honeymoon period will be short-lived unless he delivers.
  This honeymoon period was brought to an end by the outbreak of war in Korea.
  Even when he was enjoying a honeymoon period in the job in the early months of the season, O'Leary was sensitive about his image and that of his players.
  Swept to power on a huge wave of popular support in April his honeymoon period is still far from over with opinion polls giving him exceptionally high ratings.
  Right now, they tell me, I am in the honeymoon period.
  It marks the end of the honeymoon period and no doubt his opponents will mark the occasion by starting to think about pulling off their gloves.
  Although still enjoying a honeymoon period with the press and public, on the training ground he has made it clear early on who is in charge.
  The new leader is currently enjoying a honeymoon period.
  After all, a new president enjoys a honeymoon period of three months at most.
  He realises that he will be granted a honeymoon period, but that he will also be required to produce results.
  The honeymoon period didn't last very long for the new manager - but in football it never does.
  We didn't even have a honeymoon period after he came.
  It just feels like an extraordinary honeymoon period.
  And with the honeymoon period growing ever shorter, new CEOs have little time to get up to speed.
  But those first few days turned out to be the honeymoon period.
  That will certainly help him during his honeymoon period.

verbˈhəniˌmunˈhənēˌmo͞on

no object, with adverbial of place Spend a honeymoon.
度蜜月
they are honeymooning in the south of France
他们在法国南部度蜜月。
Example sentencesExamples
- At the moment they are honeymooning in the tropics, so let's hope they bring back the sunshine.
- The couple married in Manchester watched by friends and family and are now honeymooning in Barbados.
- They honeymooned in Fiji and will live in Atlanta.
- Wendy's brother and sister-in-law were honeymooning in Thailand.
- Peter and Caroline are now honeymooning in Mexico and everybody wishes them well.
- Now it's a little hard to imagine honeymooning here except in an ironic way.
- Our beautiful Doctor Claire is indeed honeymooning in the Maldives.
- The newlyweds will be honeymooning in Italy, which has become one of their favourite destinations.
- The newlyweds celebrated their love by honeymooning in Amsterdam, Holland.
- After honeymooning in Aruba, they will live in Decatur.
- Trevor and Sharon are honeymooning in New York and the Caribbean and we wish them a healthy and happy future.
- The newlyweds will spend two weeks honeymooning in California.
- Congratulations to the newlyweds, who are honeymooning in Jasper.
- Clearly, honeymooning in Paris was all the rage back in the late 1960s.
- The reception was held at the Springhill Court Hotel and the newlyweds are honeymooning in Mexico.
- Meanwhile, a pair of Hampshire newlyweds who were honeymooning in the Maldives have assured their families they are safe and well.
- Eastwood honeymooned in Carmel in 1953 and later bought a home there.
- If you're ever honeymooning in a foreign land, odds are strangely good that you'll meet other honeymooners who live remarkably close by.
- More than 300 guests attended the reception in Knockranny House Hotel and the new Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are currently honeymooning at an undisclosed location.
- He was honeymooning with his fifth wife, Lily, who was twenty-three.

词汇	honeymoon
释义	Definition of honeymoon in English: honeymoon noun ˈhʌnɪmuːnˈhəniˌmun 1A holiday spent together by a newly married couple. 蜜月 they flew to the West Indies on honeymoon 他们飞往西印度群岛度蜜月。 Example sentencesExamples The reception was held in the Woodlands Hotel and the happy couple spent a month travelling Australia on their honeymoon. The happy couple are presently on honeymoon in Florida. The reception was held at the Castlecourt Hotel, Westport and afterwards the happy couple left on their honeymoon. When the couple set off on their honeymoon, Caroline was dismayed to find that a photographer had been hired to go to Tahiti with them. He and his 28-year-old wife were on their honeymoon, having got married just three days earlier. As anyone who's been there on their honeymoon will tell you, most of the 200-odd islands that make up the Maldives are pretty small. This was his favorite picture; it was taken on their honeymoon. She had wanted to go there on their honeymoon in 1927, but they had been too poor. The young couple went to Mauritius on their honeymoon and we wish them all the very best. The couple visited New York and Florida on their honeymoon. A couple on their honeymoon are driving through a remote part of America in a mini-bus. His sister and Charlie were still on their honeymoon, and he very much doubted that Leanne would be much of a comfort if she dared to come at all. The happy couple have gone to the U.S.A. on their honeymoon. The wedding reception was held at the Tower Hotel and the happy couple are now on honeymoon in Florida. The happy couple are on honeymoon in Tunisia at present. Michael tries to stop the wedding, but arrives too late; Kyle and Natalie have already left on their honeymoon. Believing them to be a young couple on their honeymoon the Carrolls offered to change places with them but the couple declined. The couple, who spent two weeks in Italy on their honeymoon, are planning a blessing service later in the year. A young couple got married and left on their honeymoon. The married couple can open the bottles to toast on their honeymoon, or save them for a milestone anniversary. Synonyms perfect time, ideal time, wonderful time, moment of bliss 1.1often as modifier An initial period of enthusiasm or goodwill, typically at the start of a new job. 〈喻〉（多指新工作开始时）起初的一段热情（或和谐）时期 the new President's honeymoon period 新总统的刚上任时期。 Example sentencesExamples The new leader is currently enjoying a honeymoon period. Although still enjoying a honeymoon period with the press and public, on the training ground he has made it clear early on who is in charge. By the summer of '92, their honeymoon period was well and truly over. The honeymoon period didn't last very long for the new manager - but in football it never does. He realises that he will be granted a honeymoon period, but that he will also be required to produce results. Even when he was enjoying a honeymoon period in the job in the early months of the season, O'Leary was sensitive about his image and that of his players. After all, a new president enjoys a honeymoon period of three months at most. It just feels like an extraordinary honeymoon period. This honeymoon period was brought to an end by the outbreak of war in Korea. We didn't even have a honeymoon period after he came. But those first few days turned out to be the honeymoon period. The uselessness of the Metro Rail system will be clearly visible once the honeymoon period is over. The European Championships qualifier with Turkey was a good performance but the honeymoon period seems to have run out for the England manager. Right now, they tell me, I am in the honeymoon period. But, like football managers, his honeymoon period will be short-lived unless he delivers. This is perhaps the first sign that the new Presidents extraordinary honeymoon with the public is reaching the end. And with the honeymoon period growing ever shorter, new CEOs have little time to get up to speed. Swept to power on a huge wave of popular support in April his honeymoon period is still far from over with opinion polls giving him exceptionally high ratings. For the Prime Minister the honeymoon period is over and, like his party, he will be judged by improvements in services. It marks the end of the honeymoon period and no doubt his opponents will mark the occasion by starting to think about pulling off their gloves. That will certainly help him during his honeymoon period. verb ˈhʌnɪmuːnˈhəniˌmun no object, with adverbial of place Spend a honeymoon. 度蜜月 they are honeymooning in the south of France 他们在法国南部度蜜月。 Example sentencesExamples The reception was held at the Springhill Court Hotel and the newlyweds are honeymooning in Mexico. Clearly, honeymooning in Paris was all the rage back in the late 1960s. Our beautiful Doctor Claire is indeed honeymooning in the Maldives. Now it's a little hard to imagine honeymooning here except in an ironic way. Congratulations to the newlyweds, who are honeymooning in Jasper. The newlyweds will be honeymooning in Italy, which has become one of their favourite destinations. More than 300 guests attended the reception in Knockranny House Hotel and the new Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are currently honeymooning at an undisclosed location. Peter and Caroline are now honeymooning in Mexico and everybody wishes them well. The newlyweds celebrated their love by honeymooning in Amsterdam, Holland. Meanwhile, a pair of Hampshire newlyweds who were honeymooning in the Maldives have assured their families they are safe and well. The newlyweds will spend two weeks honeymooning in California. Wendy's brother and sister-in-law were honeymooning in Thailand. They honeymooned in Fiji and will live in Atlanta. If you're ever honeymooning in a foreign land, odds are strangely good that you'll meet other honeymooners who live remarkably close by. The couple married in Manchester watched by friends and family and are now honeymooning in Barbados. After honeymooning in Aruba, they will live in Decatur. Trevor and Sharon are honeymooning in New York and the Caribbean and we wish them a healthy and happy future. At the moment they are honeymooning in the tropics, so let's hope they bring back the sunshine. Eastwood honeymooned in Carmel in 1953 and later bought a home there. He was honeymooning with his fifth wife, Lily, who was twenty-three. Derivatives honeymooner noun ˈhʌnɪmuːnəˈhəniˌmunər Long known as a paradise for surfers, beach-goers and honeymooners, Bali is fast becoming a haven for couples wishing to take that great leap forward into shared commitment. Example sentencesExamples The long guest list includes honeymooners Richard and Pat Nixon. The honeymooners, who are staying in a hotel a couple of miles outside the main town, decided to stay on the island, but admitted they were looking forward to going home. It is ideal for adventure travelers, honeymooners, and weary business travelers in search of a different type of holiday. They are, as all honeymooners should be, blissfully happy. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting the period of time following a wedding): from honey + moon. The original reference was to affection waning like the moon, but later the sense became 'the first month after marriage'. In the 16th century the first month of a couple's marriage was their honeymoon whether or not they went away on holiday—very few then did. The original reference was not to a ‘moon’ or month at all, but to ‘sweet’ affection changing like the moon. Definition of honeymoon in US English: honeymoon nounˈhəniˌmunˈhənēˌmo͞on 1A vacation spent together by a newly married couple. 蜜月 romantic hand-holding breakfasts together on their honeymoon Example sentencesExamples The young couple went to Mauritius on their honeymoon and we wish them all the very best. This was his favorite picture; it was taken on their honeymoon. She had wanted to go there on their honeymoon in 1927, but they had been too poor. The happy couple are on honeymoon in Tunisia at present. The couple, who spent two weeks in Italy on their honeymoon, are planning a blessing service later in the year. When the couple set off on their honeymoon, Caroline was dismayed to find that a photographer had been hired to go to Tahiti with them. A young couple got married and left on their honeymoon. The happy couple have gone to the U.S.A. on their honeymoon. As anyone who's been there on their honeymoon will tell you, most of the 200-odd islands that make up the Maldives are pretty small. The married couple can open the bottles to toast on their honeymoon, or save them for a milestone anniversary. Michael tries to stop the wedding, but arrives too late; Kyle and Natalie have already left on their honeymoon. Believing them to be a young couple on their honeymoon the Carrolls offered to change places with them but the couple declined. The couple visited New York and Florida on their honeymoon. He and his 28-year-old wife were on their honeymoon, having got married just three days earlier. The reception was held in the Woodlands Hotel and the happy couple spent a month travelling Australia on their honeymoon. The happy couple are presently on honeymoon in Florida. His sister and Charlie were still on their honeymoon, and he very much doubted that Leanne would be much of a comfort if she dared to come at all. A couple on their honeymoon are driving through a remote part of America in a mini-bus. The reception was held at the Castlecourt Hotel, Westport and afterwards the happy couple left on their honeymoon. The wedding reception was held at the Tower Hotel and the happy couple are now on honeymoon in Florida. Synonyms perfect time, ideal time, wonderful time, moment of bliss 1.1often as modifier An initial period of enthusiasm or goodwill, typically at the start of a new job. 〈喻〉（多指新工作开始时）起初的一段热情（或和谐）时期 the new President's honeymoon period 新总统的刚上任时期。 Example sentencesExamples The uselessness of the Metro Rail system will be clearly visible once the honeymoon period is over. The European Championships qualifier with Turkey was a good performance but the honeymoon period seems to have run out for the England manager. This is perhaps the first sign that the new Presidents extraordinary honeymoon with the public is reaching the end. For the Prime Minister the honeymoon period is over and, like his party, he will be judged by improvements in services. By the summer of '92, their honeymoon period was well and truly over. But, like football managers, his honeymoon period will be short-lived unless he delivers. This honeymoon period was brought to an end by the outbreak of war in Korea. Even when he was enjoying a honeymoon period in the job in the early months of the season, O'Leary was sensitive about his image and that of his players. Swept to power on a huge wave of popular support in April his honeymoon period is still far from over with opinion polls giving him exceptionally high ratings. Right now, they tell me, I am in the honeymoon period. It marks the end of the honeymoon period and no doubt his opponents will mark the occasion by starting to think about pulling off their gloves. Although still enjoying a honeymoon period with the press and public, on the training ground he has made it clear early on who is in charge. The new leader is currently enjoying a honeymoon period. After all, a new president enjoys a honeymoon period of three months at most. He realises that he will be granted a honeymoon period, but that he will also be required to produce results. The honeymoon period didn't last very long for the new manager - but in football it never does. We didn't even have a honeymoon period after he came. It just feels like an extraordinary honeymoon period. And with the honeymoon period growing ever shorter, new CEOs have little time to get up to speed. But those first few days turned out to be the honeymoon period. That will certainly help him during his honeymoon period. verbˈhəniˌmunˈhənēˌmo͞on no object, with adverbial of place Spend a honeymoon. 度蜜月 they are honeymooning in the south of France 他们在法国南部度蜜月。 Example sentencesExamples At the moment they are honeymooning in the tropics, so let's hope they bring back the sunshine. The couple married in Manchester watched by friends and family and are now honeymooning in Barbados. They honeymooned in Fiji and will live in Atlanta. Wendy's brother and sister-in-law were honeymooning in Thailand. Peter and Caroline are now honeymooning in Mexico and everybody wishes them well. Now it's a little hard to imagine honeymooning here except in an ironic way. Our beautiful Doctor Claire is indeed honeymooning in the Maldives. The newlyweds will be honeymooning in Italy, which has become one of their favourite destinations. The newlyweds celebrated their love by honeymooning in Amsterdam, Holland. After honeymooning in Aruba, they will live in Decatur. Trevor and Sharon are honeymooning in New York and the Caribbean and we wish them a healthy and happy future. The newlyweds will spend two weeks honeymooning in California. Congratulations to the newlyweds, who are honeymooning in Jasper. Clearly, honeymooning in Paris was all the rage back in the late 1960s. The reception was held at the Springhill Court Hotel and the newlyweds are honeymooning in Mexico. Meanwhile, a pair of Hampshire newlyweds who were honeymooning in the Maldives have assured their families they are safe and well. Eastwood honeymooned in Carmel in 1953 and later bought a home there. If you're ever honeymooning in a foreign land, odds are strangely good that you'll meet other honeymooners who live remarkably close by. More than 300 guests attended the reception in Knockranny House Hotel and the new Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are currently honeymooning at an undisclosed location. He was honeymooning with his fifth wife, Lily, who was twenty-three. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting the period of time following a wedding): from honey + moon. The original reference was to affection waning like the moon, but later the sense became ‘the first month after marriage’.
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