The phonetic notation of the English word Christmas: British pronunciation is ['kr?sm?s]; American pronunciation is ['kr?sm?s].

1. Related Definitions

1. The word is directly derived from Cristes msse in late Old English; it was originally derived from Christ (Jesus) + mass (Mass) in this word.

2. As a noun, it means Christmas, Christmas (the festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, December 25); Christmas period, Christmas period. Interjections are used to express surprise, frustration, anger, etc.

2. Word Usage

1. Christmas originally refers to the birthday of Jesus Christ. It later became a traditional festival in many countries, especially in Western countries. It is December 25th and can be abbreviated. into Xmas.

2. "On Christmas" means at?Christmas. You don't need to say on, but you can say on?Christmas?Day (Christmasday). Do not add the definite article the before Christmas.

3. Related examples

1. We usually sing carols at Christmas.

At Christmas, we usually sing carols.

2. Christmas is a time of mirth, especially for children.

Christmas is a happy day, especially for children.