ritualized

基本解釋

I still want to see it finally ritualized in print.
我仍舊想看到它們投入印刷,最終儀式化的一天.
All are “sustained in office” by the regular and now ritualized vote of confidence at the semiannual General Conference, which is open to all Mormons and to outside observers as well.
所有這些職位的延續(xù)均需通過(guò)已經(jīng)儀式化的信任投票，由每半年一次的“教友總議會(huì)”決定。 “教友總議會(huì)”面向所有摩門教徒和外部的觀察員開(kāi)放。
Consequently, reassurance is critical and this may take the form of repeated, even ritualized activities.
結(jié)果是，證明變得非常重要，這可能導(dǎo)致某些重復(fù)的甚至儀式化的行為。

The modern Olympics are a model example of what the historians Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger have called invented traditions—ritualized official or quasi-official events, often presented as revivals of ancient practices or in other ways designed to imply continuity with the distant past.
NEWYORKER: Glory Days
Except for the title celebration itself—a ritualized mob scene that gets weirder and funnier as it goes on, culminating in a mass invasion of the honeymoon suite—this cross-cultural, cross-sexual comedy-drama, set in New York City, is just a wan getting-to-know-you fable for alternative families.
NEWYORKER: The Wedding Banquet

always done in the same way, or consisting of a set of fixed actions performed regularly