It\'s the biggest party of the year 全年最大的歡慶聚會

New Year celebrations in London

　　For lots of people in Britain, the 31st of December, or New Year\'s Eve as we call it, is the biggest party of the year. It\'s a time to get together with friends or family and welcome in the coming year.

　　New Year\'s parties can take place at a number of different venues. Some people hold a house party; others attend street parties, while some just go to their local for a few drinks with their mates. Big cities, like London, have large and spectacular fireworks displays.

　New Year\'s parties can take place at a number of different venues. Some people hold a house party; others attend street parties, while some just go to their local for a few drinks with their mates. Big cities, like London, have large and spectacular fireworks displays.

　　New Year celebrations in London

　　There\'s one thing that all New Year\'s Eve parties have in common: the countdown to midnight. When the clock strikes twelve, revellers give a loud cheer, pop champagne corks and give each other a kiss.

　　They then link arms and sing a song called Auld Lang\'s Syne, by a Scottish poet called Robert Burns. Not many people can remember all the lyrics, but the tune is well known, so lots of people just hum along.

　　The parties then continue into the early hours of the morning with lots of dancing and drinking. Because of this, for a lot of people New Year\'s Day starts with a hangover. Other people might spend the day visiting relatives or friends they haven\'t managed to catch up with for a while. Whatever happens, New Year\'s Day tends to be very relaxed.

　　In Britain, it\'s popular to make a promise to yourself about something you are going to do, or want to stop doing, in the New Year. This is called a New Year\'s resolution. Typical resolutions include giving up smoking and joining a gym to get fit. However, the promise is often broken quite quickly and people are back into their bad habits within weeks or days.

　　New Year\'s Day is the last bank holiday of the festive season, which means most people have to go to work the next day: bright and fresh and ready for the new year ahead!

　　Notes:

　　New Year\'s Eve 元旦前夜

　　welcome in 迎接

　　venues 地點

　　attend 參加

　　local 當?shù)氐?/p>

　　mates 伙伴；好朋友

　　fireworks displays 煙花展

　　countdown 倒計時

　　revellers 歡慶聚會者

　　pop （香檳酒）瓶塞彈跳而出

　　Auld Lang\'s Syne 友誼地久天長

　　lyrics 歌詞

　　hum 哼哼（小調(diào)）

　　New Year\'s Day 元旦日

　　hangover 喝醉酒后隔天早上醒來頭痛

　　New Year\'s resolution 新年決心

　　get fit 健身

　　bad habits 惡習

　　bank holiday 公共假日

　　festive season 節(jié)日氣氛濃厚的季節(jié)

It\'s the biggest party of the year 全年最大的歡慶聚會

New Year celebrations in London

　　For lots of people in Britain, the 31st of December, or New Year\'s Eve as we call it, is the biggest party of the year. It\'s a time to get together with friends or family and welcome in the coming year.

　　New Year\'s parties can take place at a number of different venues. Some people hold a house party; others attend street parties, while some just go to their local for a few drinks with their mates. Big cities, like London, have large and spectacular fireworks displays.

　New Year\'s parties can take place at a number of different venues. Some people hold a house party; others attend street parties, while some just go to their local for a few drinks with their mates. Big cities, like London, have large and spectacular fireworks displays.

　　New Year celebrations in London

　　There\'s one thing that all New Year\'s Eve parties have in common: the countdown to midnight. When the clock strikes twelve, revellers give a loud cheer, pop champagne corks and give each other a kiss.

　　They then link arms and sing a song called Auld Lang\'s Syne, by a Scottish poet called Robert Burns. Not many people can remember all the lyrics, but the tune is well known, so lots of people just hum along.

　　The parties then continue into the early hours of the morning with lots of dancing and drinking. Because of this, for a lot of people New Year\'s Day starts with a hangover. Other people might spend the day visiting relatives or friends they haven\'t managed to catch up with for a while. Whatever happens, New Year\'s Day tends to be very relaxed.

　　In Britain, it\'s popular to make a promise to yourself about something you are going to do, or want to stop doing, in the New Year. This is called a New Year\'s resolution. Typical resolutions include giving up smoking and joining a gym to get fit. However, the promise is often broken quite quickly and people are back into their bad habits within weeks or days.

　　New Year\'s Day is the last bank holiday of the festive season, which means most people have to go to work the next day: bright and fresh and ready for the new year ahead!

　　Notes:

　　New Year\'s Eve 元旦前夜

　　welcome in 迎接

　　venues 地點

　　attend 參加

　　local 當?shù)氐?/p>

　　mates 伙伴；好朋友

　　fireworks displays 煙花展

　　countdown 倒計時

　　revellers 歡慶聚會者

　　pop （香檳酒）瓶塞彈跳而出

　　Auld Lang\'s Syne 友誼地久天長

　　lyrics 歌詞

　　hum 哼哼（小調(diào)）

　　New Year\'s Day 元旦日

　　hangover 喝醉酒后隔天早上醒來頭痛

　　New Year\'s resolution 新年決心

　　get fit 健身

　　bad habits 惡習

　　bank holiday 公共假日

　　festive season 節(jié)日氣氛濃厚的季節(jié)