Inaugural Meaning in English
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ˌɪˈnɔɡɝəɫ/, /ˌɪˈnɔɡjɝəɫ
in-AW-gyer-uhl
ɪnˈɔːɡjʊɹəl
in-AW-gyuh-ruhl
التعريف
Related to the first in a series of events, or the official beginning of something, such as an 'inaugural speech' or 'inaugural event.'
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Most often used in formal, official contexts, especially ceremonies, speeches, or first-time events. Common collocations: 'inaugural address', 'inaugural ceremony', 'inaugural flight'. Rarely used in informal conversation.
Spanish: inaugural - de inauguraciónPortuguese (BR): inaugural - inaugural (de inauguração)Portuguese (PT): inaugural - inaugural (de inauguração)Chinese (Simplified): 首次的 - 开幕的Chinese (Traditional): 首次的 - 開幕的Hindi: उद्घाटन का - प्रारंभिकArabic: افتتاحيBengali: উদ্বোধনী - উদ্বোধনমূলকRussian: инаугурационный - первый (в серии)Japanese: 就任の - 初のVietnamese: khai mạc - đầu tiênKorean: 취임의 - 첫 - 개막의Turkish: açılış - ilkUrdu: افتتاحیIndonesian: perdana - inaugurasi
جمل نموذجية
The president gave his inaugural speech today.
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This is the inaugural concert of the new music hall.
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They attended the inaugural event last week.
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I'm excited to see the museum's inaugural exhibition; it's getting great reviews.
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The airline's inaugural flight sold out in minutes.
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Getting invited to the club's inaugural party felt pretty special.
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