1.节目主持人;司仪;典礼官
1.someone whose job is to introduce speakers or performers at a formal public event
1.According to her mother, uncle got married in Zhangping Xi, master of ceremonies for her office to say something.
据她妈妈说，在张冯喜舅舅结婚的时候，司仪让她上台说几句。
2.The most amusing character was the master of ceremonies , who, with his rich jokes, was a whole evening's entertainment in himself.
最有意思的是那位节目主持人，他笑话连台，光是他一个人，就为整个晚上的文娱节目生色不少。
3.I then made the mistake of criticizing the performance of the master of ceremonies, to which she responded that I should be more tolerant.
后来，我批评了节目主持人的表演，这是我的错误，她说我应该更宽容一些。
4.The sponsor wants the master of ceremonies to invite members of the audience to see who can swallow a cup of yoghurt quickest.
赞助者想让主持人邀请观众上台参加比赛，看谁能够在最短的时间内喝下一杯酸奶。
5.The company unveiled a new, thinner iPad in March, where an ailing Mr. Jobs was a surprise master of ceremonies.
3月，苹果推出了更薄的新款平板电脑iPad，疾病缠身的乔布斯当时主持了这个发布会，外界为此颇感意外。
6.Kanto leaders have set up the altar vows, pushing the total Tibetan master of ceremonies for the flood.
关东诸侯因此而设坛盟誓，共推藏洪为司仪。
7.The children master of ceremonies's vivid question has also become the focal point which the people pay attention.
少儿节目主持人的形象问题也就成为了人们关注的焦点。
8.A robot on Sunday acted as master of ceremonies at a South Korean wedding in what its creators claimed as a world first.
上周日，韩国一个机器人做了一把婚礼司仪，它的设计者称这在全世界还是首例。
9.In 2007 a robot named Tiro was master of ceremonies at the wedding of one of its designers.
2007年，一个名叫“泰罗”的机器人还为它的设计工程师之一担当了婚礼司仪。
10.Master of ceremonies : My lords, ladies and gentlemen. Pray silence for the best man.
司仪：各位大人，女士们，先生们，请大家安静，伴郎有话要说。