rite

名词仪式，典礼，礼仪; 习惯，惯例; [宗]礼拜式

1. 设备例行检查：riskreward ratio 失得比 | RITE 设备例行检查 | rithe 小河

2. rite：rapid information technique for evaluation; 鉴定用快速信息处理技术（通用动力公司的）

1. （传统的）仪式，典礼
    A rite is a traditional ceremony that is carried out by a particular group or within a particular society.

    e.g. Most traditional societies have transition rites at puberty.
           大多数传统社会都为青春期的孩子举行成人礼。
    e.g. ...a fertility rite.
           丰收仪式

1. He did not hide his pride for this particular dance piece which was inspired by Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring.

2. Chaldean Catholics are an ancient Eastern rite now united with Roman Catholicism.

3. The theft was not discovered until last year, when a cheque he made out for a religious rite proved insufficient for the purpose.

4. Two girls sit next to an old knife that is used to perform female circumcision during a rite of passage ceremony in 2001.

5. Obsessing about favorite stars is a rite of adolescence, one that most parents think is a waste of time.

6. The procession was to make a stop at the central Seoul Plaza for a traditional memorial rite to wish peaceful rest for the deceased.

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7. For the " Stoning the Devil " rite, pilgrims throw small stones on three walls symbolic of evil continuously for three days.

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8. But some experts who study sexuality say it's even more likely that many college students simply see experimentation as a rite of passage.

9. The leaders walked in several rows to the Merdeka Building and took part in a brief rite there.

10. He asked that donations to the Shriner's Children's Travel Fund and the Scottish Rite Language disorder Center be made in lieu of flowers and cards.

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