Saturnalia的翻译，读音
英/ ˌsætəˈneɪliə /
美/ ˌsætəˈneljə /
释义：
n.（古罗马）农神节（十二月中旬）；狂欢喧闹
词态
复数saturnalias或saturnalia例句
In the ancient festival of Saturnalia the Romans used to burn the statue of the king of ancient Saturnalia. 古代的农神节中，罗马人过去常会烧毁古代农神节中国王的雕像。
The Romans called this celebration Saturnalia, in honor of their god Saturn. 古罗马人称其为农神节, 为了纪念他们的神“萨杜恩”. 。
At the festival Saturnalia the Romans decorated trees with trinkets and candles. 在节日撒特那利亚罗马装饰树装饰品和蜡烛。
The custom of gift-giving on Christmas began with the Roman festivals of Saturnalia and Kalends . 圣诞节赠送礼物的风俗起源于罗马的神农节和朔日节。
Saturnalia was considered a festive time for Romans, but Christians believed it an abomination to honor such a pagan god. 农神节本来是罗马人狂欢的日子，但是基督教不喜欢人们祭拜一个异教神。