Definition of Anzac Day in English:

Anzac Day

noun

(in Australia and New Zealand) the day on which the Anzac landing at Gallipoli in 1915 is annually commemorated, 25 April.
Example sentencesExamples
- On Anzac Day, Gordon was joined by his six sons, who watched an emotional service in Lismore, along with a large crowd.
- Today Australia celebrates the Anzac Day, our equivalent of Remembrance Day.
- Reminiscing: former army reserves captain Lou Reid commemorated Anzac Day in Geraldton.
- As Anzac Day dawns this year, it might be time for a new pledge.
- Two years ago, 15,000 people attended the Anzac Day service at Ari Burnu near the original Australian landing.
- The court case was brought forward to the Friday before the Anzac Day weekend.
- Increasingly Anzac Day was regarded as an appropriate day on which to debate defence and war related issues.
- A reminder that double demerit points continue on the roads over the Anzac Day weekend.
- It is commemorated on Anzac Day and in war memorials.
- So high was the toll of death and injury that Anzac Day is still a public holiday in Australia and New Zealand.
- Five years ago retired seaman, Bill Langlois, led the official Anzac Day march through Sydney's CBD.
- On Anzac Day we commemorated the sacrifices made by our veterans.
- I had come, I told him, to wander around Turkey and then to attend the Anzac Day commemorations in Gallipoli.
- Probably the most significant national secular celebration is Anzac Day on 25 April.
- This Anzac Day, it is important that we also think of those Australians who continue to follow in the footsteps of the original Anzacs.
- Another Anzac Day has passed, but lest we forget will be with us throughout the year.
- Community members, young and old, braved an early morning rise to help commemorate Anzac Day in Geraldton yesterday.
- The march will proceed down Molesworth Street to the cenotaph for the commemorative Anzac Day service.
- Soldiers will have the chance to stand on the hallowed grounds of Gallipoli this Anzac Day by winning an essay competition.
- Each Anzac Day these children place poppies on the graves of the allied soldiers.

单词	Anzac Day
释义	Definition of Anzac Day in English: Anzac Day noun (in Australia and New Zealand) the day on which the Anzac landing at Gallipoli in 1915 is annually commemorated, 25 April. Example sentencesExamples On Anzac Day, Gordon was joined by his six sons, who watched an emotional service in Lismore, along with a large crowd. Today Australia celebrates the Anzac Day, our equivalent of Remembrance Day. Reminiscing: former army reserves captain Lou Reid commemorated Anzac Day in Geraldton. As Anzac Day dawns this year, it might be time for a new pledge. Two years ago, 15,000 people attended the Anzac Day service at Ari Burnu near the original Australian landing. The court case was brought forward to the Friday before the Anzac Day weekend. Increasingly Anzac Day was regarded as an appropriate day on which to debate defence and war related issues. A reminder that double demerit points continue on the roads over the Anzac Day weekend. It is commemorated on Anzac Day and in war memorials. So high was the toll of death and injury that Anzac Day is still a public holiday in Australia and New Zealand. Five years ago retired seaman, Bill Langlois, led the official Anzac Day march through Sydney's CBD. On Anzac Day we commemorated the sacrifices made by our veterans. I had come, I told him, to wander around Turkey and then to attend the Anzac Day commemorations in Gallipoli. Probably the most significant national secular celebration is Anzac Day on 25 April. This Anzac Day, it is important that we also think of those Australians who continue to follow in the footsteps of the original Anzacs. Another Anzac Day has passed, but lest we forget will be with us throughout the year. Community members, young and old, braved an early morning rise to help commemorate Anzac Day in Geraldton yesterday. The march will proceed down Molesworth Street to the cenotaph for the commemorative Anzac Day service. Soldiers will have the chance to stand on the hallowed grounds of Gallipoli this Anzac Day by winning an essay competition. Each Anzac Day these children place poppies on the graves of the allied soldiers.
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