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n.就职典礼；开始，开创；开幕式
1、inquiration───询问
2、inaugurator───n.开创者；举行就职典礼者
3、inauguratory───adj.开始的；就职的（等于inaugural）
4、induration───n.硬化；[医]硬结；顽固；无情
5、inaugurated───v.开始；开幕（inaugurate的过去分词）；使正式就任
6、inaugurating───vt.创新；开辟；开创；举行开幕典礼；举行就职典礼
7、inaugurate───vt.创新；开辟；开创；举行开幕典礼；举行就职典礼
8、inaugurations───n.就职典礼；开始，开创；开幕式
9、inaugurates───vt.创新；开辟；开创；举行开幕典礼；举行就职典礼
1、He said that the inauguration of CHP today is in itself quite a remarkable achievement in the space of less than one year .───他说生防护中心于不足一年内成立，本身亦是一项重要的成就。
2、They later attended the inauguration of the University.───他们后来参加了该大学的成立典礼。
3、The president-elect had said he wanted most U. S. combat troops out of Iraq within 16 months of his inauguration.───奥巴马曾表示，希望大部分美军作战部队在他就职之后16个月内从YiLaKe撤出。
4、An Internet library aimed to be accessible to surfers around the world is now on line, with its formal inauguration in Paris on Tuesday.───一个旨在为世界各地冲浪者提供方便的网上图书馆目前已上线，该图书馆于周二在巴黎完成其正式落成典礼。
5、Adams was very unhappy when he left office. He did not attend the inauguration of he next President, Thomas Jefferson.───亚当卸任时很不愉快。他没有参加下任总统托马斯·杰弗逊的就职典礼。
6、The inauguration was set to resemble a coronation.───该就职典礼被设计成一个类似加冕典礼的仪式。
7、In the United States, Inauguration Day is the day on which the President of the United States is sworn in and takes office.───在美国，就职日是这一天的美国总统宣誓就职，并就职。
8、The inauguration was a big event.───就职仪式是一场盛典。
9、A president who refused to put off unpleasant decisions, as Mr Obama promised during his inauguration, would be honest about all this.───就像奥巴马先生在就职典礼上所承诺的那样，如果一位总统拒绝推迟执行令人不快的决策，他就该坦诚面对所有这一切。