Definition of sesquicentennial in English:

sesquicentennial

adjective ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl

Relating to a sesquicentenary.
as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way
Example sentencesExamples
- Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook.
- Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people.
- Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration.
- When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you.
- They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier.
- I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California.
- The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary.
- As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990.
- But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure.
- The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community.
- On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories.
- Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse.

noun ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl

A sesquicentenary.
the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away
Example sentencesExamples
- The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred.
- As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now.
- As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time.
- Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment.
- In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial.
- Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000.
- He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial.
- That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising.

Definition of sesquicentennial in US English:

sesquicentennial

adjectiveˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl

Relating to the one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of a significant event.
as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way
Example sentencesExamples
- I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California.
- The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary.
- Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration.
- When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you.
- They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier.
- But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure.
- As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990.
- Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people.
- Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse.
- Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook.
- The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community.
- Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration.
- In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories.

nounˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl

A one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary.
the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away
Example sentencesExamples
- That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising.
- He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial.
- The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred.
- In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial.
- As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now.
- As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time.
- Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment.
- Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000.

单词	sesquicentennial
释义	Definition of sesquicentennial in English: sesquicentennial adjective ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl Relating to a sesquicentenary. as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way Example sentencesExamples Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration. Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook. Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people. Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration. When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you. They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier. I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California. The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary. As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990. But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure. The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community. On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration. In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories. Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse. noun ˌsɛskwɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəlˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl A sesquicentenary. the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away Example sentencesExamples The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred. As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now. As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time. Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment. In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial. Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000. He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial. That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising. Definition of sesquicentennial in US English: sesquicentennial adjectiveˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl Relating to the one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of a significant event. as the town's sesquicentennial celebrations get under way Example sentencesExamples I first met Holliday when he spoke at a symposium hosted by the Oakland Museum during California's sesquicentennial anniversary of the discovery of gold in California. The University of Michigan Medical School this year celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary. Renovation and redecoration of church property was followed by an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration. On November 26, 1950, First Baptist Church staged an elaborate sesquicentennial celebration. When Harper's Magazine was looking for somebody to put on the cover of their sesquicentennial issue alongside Mark Twain, there was you. They and their contributions are only mentioned anecdotally, if at all, in the centennial, sesquicentennial, and bicentennial celebrations of the villages and towns along the Southern Tier. But in this sesquicentennial year of Uncle Tom, scholars are working hard to clarify the public's understanding of this controversial figure. As a sidelight, Sir John Maddox gave a lecture tour of New Zealand in its sesquicentennial year 1990. Official sesquicentennial celebrations marked 26 January 1938, but Aboriginal people protested with a Day of Mourning to mark the beginning of the invasion of their people. Ten years ago I was asked by the Eastern Health Board to write a short history of St. Vincent s Hospital which later appeared in booklet form as part of the sesquicentennial celebration of the former workhouse. Thus it was that I wound up postponing my degree and staying a fifth year to edit the sesquicentennial edition of the university's yearbook. The sesquicentennial celebration will last through May 2004 and will encompass a variety of special events involving those affiliated with the university, as well as its surrounding community. Now the town council wants Corky to write and direct a musical based on the town's 150-year history for the upcoming sesquicentennial celebration. In his sesquicentennial history of the SBC, Jesse Fletcher pointed out correctly that neither Barnes, Baker, nor McBeth had mentioned this document in their histories. nounˌseskwəsenˈtenēəl A one-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary. the Texas Sesquicentennial was just two years away Example sentencesExamples That the sesquicentennial of the potato famine would be the occasion for a reassertion of Irish consciousness is not surprising. He performed at Harold Washington's mayoral inauguration in 1987, at Washington's funeral, and at Chicago's sesquicentennial. The sesquicentennial of the Great Famine also took on special importance on account of the contemporary political contexts in which it occurred. In 2007, Upper Iowa University will celebrate its sesquicentennial. As you say, it should even be possible to get it all done for the sesquicentennial, in 2017, if we begin planning now. As an added bonus, we can have the sesquicentennial again and do it properly this time. Philadelphia's 1926 effort to mark the nation's sesquicentennial with a world's fair was an aesthetic and commercial disappointment. Without doubt they will respond again to the call to celebrate the sesquicentennial on 16 December 2000.
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