變成英語 vyhj圣诞树（Christmas tree） 是用灯烛和装饰品把枞树或洋松装点起来的常青树，作为圣诞节庆祝活

變成英語 vyhj
圣诞树（Christmas tree） 是用灯烛和装饰品把枞树或洋松装点起来的常青树，作为圣诞节庆祝活动的一部分。近代圣诞树起源于德国。德国人于每年12月24日，即亚当和夏娃节，在家里布置一株枞树(伊甸园之树)，将薄饼干挂在上面，象征圣饼(基督徒赎罪的标记)。近代改用各式小甜饼代替圣饼，还常加上象征基督的蜡烛。此外，室内还设有圣诞塔，是一木质的三角形结构，上有许多小架格放置基督雕像，塔身饰以常青树枝叶、蜡烛和一颗星。到16世纪，圣诞塔和伊甸园树合并为圣诞树。 18世纪，这种风俗在德国信义宗信徒中颇流行，但直至19世纪才流行全国，成为德国根深柢固的传统。19世纪初，圣诞树传到英国；19世纪中叶维多利亚女王的丈夫、德国皇子艾伯特加以推广普及。维多利亚式圣诞树饰以蜡烛、糖果和花色糕点，用丝带和纸链吊挂在树枝上。早在17世纪圣诞树即由德国移民带到北美，至19世纪广为流行。在奥地利、瑞士、波兰和荷兰也颇流行。在中国和日本，圣诞树於19及20世纪由美国传教士传入，多饰以彩色缤纷的纸花。 翻譯成英文啊 謝謝

Christmas tree is Dengzhu and ornaments to decorate the fir tree or Larch up an evergreen tree, as a part of Christmas celebrations. Modern Christmas tree originated in Germany. German December 24 of each year, namely, Adam and Eve festival, at home and decorated a fir tree (the tree of the Garden of Eden), the thin biscuits cabinets, a symbol of St. cake (Christian redemption of the tag). Modern use all kinds of cookies instead of wafers, but also often coupled with a symbol of Christ candle. In addition, the room also has Christmas tower, is a triangular wooden structure, there are many small frame grid to place Jesus statue, tower decorated with evergreen foliage, candles and a star. To the 16th century, Christmas trees tower and the Garden of Eden into a Christmas tree. The 18th century, such custom in the German Lutheran believers fairly popular, but only became popular until the 19th century, the country, to become Germany's deep-rooted tradition. The early 19th century, Christmas trees reached the United Kingdom; the mid-19th century, Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert of Germany to promote the universal. Victorian-style Christmas tree decorated with candles, candy and cake colors, with ribbons and paper chains hanging on the branches. As early as the 17th century by German immigrants brought the Christmas tree in North America, to the 19th century is widely popular. In Austria, Switzerland, Poland and the Netherlands are also quite popular. In China and Japan, the Christmas tree in the 19th and 20th century missionaries from the U.S. introduction, Are mostly decorated with colorful paper flowers.