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Part of Speech
Proper Noun
Pronunciation
[‘se lih ‘bray zhə]
Description
A yearly Chinese New Year show organized by CSA and TASC that includes student and celebrity acts, often featuring singers, dance crews, Chinese lion dance, and Chinese acrobatics, among other talents. Another tradition is the inclusion of a student-written and filmed skit. Fundraisers such as bun sales help pay for the event. It is one of the largest events put on by Asian American student groups.
Usage
Used primarily in the Asian American community.
Example Sentence
- The Year of the Goat Celebrasia had a really cool theme!
