bonfire (noun)
a large outdoor fire, often used for celebration or warmth
火堆
We sat around the bonfire and sang songs during camping.

decoration (noun)
something used to make a place look nice or festive
裝飾品
The room was full of colourful decorations for the birthday party.

fireworks (noun)
explosives that create light and colour in the sky for celebrations
煙火
We watched the countdown fireworks on New Year’s Eve.

parade (noun)
a public celebration where people walk or ride together in a line
遊行
The parade had dancers, bands and floats to celebrate New Year’s arrival.

statue (noun)
a figure of a person or animal made from stone or metal
雕像
The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous statues in the world.

emperor (noun)
the ruler of an empire
皇帝
The emperor wore a golden crown and sat on his golden throne as he ruled his kingdom.

placement (noun)
a temporary job position, usually in an organisation
臨時職位
University students are encouraged to do a placement during their summer term.

temple (noun)
a building used for worship or religious activities
寺廟
We visited the ancient temple during our trip.

celebrate (verb)
to do something special for a happy event or holiday
慶祝
She celebrated her birthday by going on a fishing trip.

photo album (noun)
a book where you keep photographs
相簿
She showed me her photo album filled with pictures from last summer.

Christmas Eve (noun)
the evening before Christmas Day
平安夜; 聖誕節前夕
We open one gift on Christmas Eve.