Christmas Day

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Christmas.

The word Christmas comes directly from Cristes msse in the late Old English. Originally from this language, Christ (Jesus)+Mass.

Example:

We usually sing carols at Christmas.

We usually sing carols at Christmas.

Christmas is a joyous time, especially for children.

Christmas is a happy day, especially for children.

Extended data:

Christmas originally refers to the birthday of Jesus Christ, and later it has become a traditional festival in many countries, especially in western countries. The time is 65438+February 25th, which can be abbreviated as Xmas.

When does "at Christmas" mean? Don't use on Christmas, but can you say on? Christmas? Christmas day? A day without articles before Christmas.

Lexical collocation of Christmas:

1, a warm Christmas with a warm atmosphere.

2. White Christmas, Silver (Snow) Christmas.

3. Santa Claus.

4. Christmas cake.

5. Christmas card [tree] Christmas card [tree].

6. Christmas presents.