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Halloween
noun[ C or U ]
(alsoHallowe'en)uk /ˌhæl.əʊˈiːn/ us /ˌhæl.oʊˈiːn/
the night of 31 October when children dress in special clothes and people try to frighten each other万圣节前夕（10月31日晚，人们在此时装鬼玩闹）
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Children love to wear funny clothes for Halloween!
Now, Halloween is the children’s feast of candy!
Now, Halloween is the second biggest commercial holiday of the year after Christmas.
Samhain, or Halloween, was a harvest feast in Ireland and Scotland.
So, stores and companies started to push the idea of Halloween.
The biggest scary business of all, however, is Halloween.
Today, children enjoy Halloween in many countries on the last night of October.
Halloween | American Dictionary
Halloween
noun[ U ]
(alsoHallowe’en)us/ˌhæl·əˈwin, ˌhɑ·lə-/
the evening of October 31, when children wear special clothes and often masks to hide their faces and go from house to house asking for candy
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