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||1:After it came to power in 1949, the Communist Party imposed frugality.||2:Dowries consisted of necessities like bed linen or a bicycle; guests brought their own food coupons.||3:But since the 1980s the extravagance of nuptials has matched the country's rise.||4:Celebrations moved out of homes into hotels.||5:Brides swapped traditional red dresses for white, flouncy meringue-like ones (some now wear both, in sequence).
||1:中国共产党自1949年上台后厉行节约。||2:嫁妆都是床单或自行车这类必需品,出席婚礼的宾客带去他们自己的粮券。||3:但自20世纪80年代起,国家的崛起开始带来婚礼的铺张。||4:婚礼仪式的举办地从家搬往酒店。||5:新娘将传统的红色礼服换为荷叶边蛋筒状的白色礼服(现在也有些人依次换上两套礼服)。
|adjective (1)|
1.flouncing or having a tendency to flounce
Summer gathered her handbag, swung the cardigan half of her heather-colored sweater set around her shoulders, and with that flouncy walk she'd had since childhood … sashayed past us, shaking her head disgustedly all the way.— Toby Devens
|adjective (2)|
1.decorated with a flounce or flounces
The French influence was pervasive. Seven women chefs wore matching, flouncy cancan out-fits …— Thomas Matthews
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