English words about Christmas Sentences Idioms History English Chinese .

1. He thinks it's especially ironic to start releasing hostages on Christmas Day.

he called it particularly cynical to begin releasing the hostages on christmas day。

2. Do you want me to tell you? I've never really been happy at Christmas.

you know something？i've never really enjoyed christmas。

3. Supermarkets around the country report that business is booming before Christmas.

supermarkets everywhere reported excellent trading in the run-up to christmas。

Christmas is most commonly said to commemorate the birth of Jesus. Jesus is said to have been conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. When Mary was about to give birth, Rome** decreed that all the people must go to Bethlehem and declare their domiciles.

When they arrived in Bethlehem, they were unable to find a hotel to stay in, and there was only one stable to stay in. It was then that Jesus was born. So Mary gave birth to Jesus in a manger.

In order to commemorate the birth of Jesus, December 25 was designated as Christmas.

Christmas: The Birthday of Jesus Christmas: Christmas Day, xm, xmas Christmas Song: Christmas Carol

Christmas Card: Christmas Card

Santa Claus: Santa Claus

Christmas Tree: Christmas Tree

Merry Christmas: Merry Christmas

Christmas firewood: yule log (Christmas log-shaped cake) The day after Christmas: boxing day

Christmas party: Christmas party

Christmas Calendar: Menology

Christmas Eve (24 December): Christmas EVE Christmas Season: Christmastime

Christmas Season: Yule, Yuletide, Yuletime Merry Christmas! merry christmas!