Merry Christmas.

First, examples of phrases:

1, Merry? Christmas? Where to? What about you? And then what? Yours Family. ?

Merry Christmas to you and your family!

2. Me? Here? Where to? Wish? What about you? All of them? Answer? Merry. Christmas.

I'm here to wish you all a merry Christmas.

Second, lexical analysis.

1, Happy

English? [' meri]； Beautiful? ['meri]？ ?

Adjective? Pleasant; Joyful; & lt mouth > slightly drunk

She has a happy smile on her face.

She has a happy smile on her face.

He is in a good mood today.

He is in a good mood today.

Christmas Day

English? 【‘kr？ sm？ s]； Beautiful? 【‘kr？ sm？ s]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? Christmas day

We will naturally sing carols at Christmas.

We usually sing carols at Christmas.

Christmas is a joyous time, especially for children.

Christmas is a happy day, especially for children.

Extended data

use

1, Happy

The word "merry" comes directly from the old English word "merige", which means joy and joy.

The adverb form is pleasant; ; Comparison is more pleasant; ; The highest level is the happiest.

As an adjective, the meaning is as follows: pleasant; Interesting; Lively; & lt Yingkou > slightly drunk; Intense; Happy.

Commonly used collocation is as follows:

Happy pace, brisk pace, happy smile, happy young people, happy young people, happy laughter, happy people, happy people, happy people are drunk.

As a noun, it means: cherry tree, the fruit of cherry tree.

In addition, merry also has a verb meaning: (make) very happy and happy.

Christmas Day

Krister msse comes directly from late Old English. Originally from this language, Christ (Jesus)+Mass.

Christmas can be abbreviated as Xmas.

When does "at Christmas" mean? Christmas, you can't use on, but you can say on? Christmas? Christmas day? A day without articles before Christmas.

Common collocation:

Celebrate/celebrate Christmas

Enjoy/celebrate/spend Christmas

Christmas with a warm atmosphere

White Christmas Silver (Snow) Christmas

the Santa Claus

Christmas tree Christmas tree

Christmas gifts

At Christmas, at Christmas.