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编辑There are many wedding traditions in the West. And most of their (47) have their roots in ancient superstitious (迷信的) beliefs.
Placing a silver sixpence in the bride’s left shoe is a (48) of wealth. This is not just to bring the bride (49) wealth but also a wealth of happiness and joy throughout her married life.
The custom of the wedding (50) is thought to be earlier than the wedding dress by centuries. One explanation for it is that during the times of (51) marriages, the bride’s face was covered until the groom was (52) to her at the ceremony--so it would be too late for him to run off if he didn’t like the look of her!
And (53) carrying the bride over the threshold is thought to be (54) to Roman times, If the bride stumbled (绊倒) when entering the newlywed’s home, it would bring bad luck to their mar- ridge. So carrying the bride across the threshold would pr this from happening.
The tradition of carrying flowers by the bride has its root in ancient times when it was believed that strong smelling herbs would drive away evil spirits, bad luck and ill health. During Victorian times, flowers took on an (55) significance as lovers would send messages to each other using different flowers, with each flower having its own meaning. For example, daisy means "purity and (56) "; apple blossom means "better thing to come".
A) additional F) veil K) inspiration
B) related G) origins L) integrated
C ) traditionally H) symbol M) replaced
D) committed I) financial N) innocence
E) remote J) repeatedly O) arranged
Placing a silver sixpence in the bride’s left shoe is a (48) of wealth. This is not just to bring the bride (49) wealth but also a wealth of happiness and joy throughout her married life.
The custom of the wedding (50) is thought to be earlier than the wedding dress by centuries. One explanation for it is that during the times of (51) marriages, the bride’s face was covered until the groom was (52) to her at the ceremony--so it would be too late for him to run off if he didn’t like the look of her!
And (53) carrying the bride over the threshold is thought to be (54) to Roman times, If the bride stumbled (绊倒) when entering the newlywed’s home, it would bring bad luck to their mar- ridge. So carrying the bride across the threshold would pr this from happening.
The tradition of carrying flowers by the bride has its root in ancient times when it was believed that strong smelling herbs would drive away evil spirits, bad luck and ill health. During Victorian times, flowers took on an (55) significance as lovers would send messages to each other using different flowers, with each flower having its own meaning. For example, daisy means "purity and (56) "; apple blossom means "better thing to come".
A) additional F) veil K) inspiration
B) related G) origins L) integrated
C ) traditionally H) symbol M) replaced
D) committed I) financial N) innocence
E) remote J) repeatedly O) arranged
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