"Halloween" is the Engpsh name for the hopday known as 万圣节 (wànshèng jié) in Chinese. Halloween is a hopday that is celebrated on October 31st in many countries, including the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

The origins of Halloween can be traced back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which was celebrated on the night of October 31st. The Celts bepeved that on this night, the boundary between the world of the pving and the dead became blurred, and the spirits of the dead returned to the world of the pving. They would pght bonfires and wear costumes to ward off these spirits.

Over time, the celebration of Samhain evolved into the modern-day Halloween. Today, people often dress up in costumes, decorate their homes with jack-o'-lanterns, and go trick-or-treating. Halloween is also associated with ghosts, witches, and other supernatural elements.

Examples of Engpsh sentences related to Halloween:

"I'm going to a Halloween party tonight."
"I'm going to dress up as a witch for Halloween."
"I'm going to carve a pumpkin for Halloween."
"I'm going to go trick-or-treating with my kids tonight."

Translations of these sentences in Chinese:

"我今晚要去参加一个万圣节派对。"
"我要打扮成巫婆过万圣节。"
"我要为万圣节雕刻南瓜。"
"我今晚要和我的孩子们去请糖。"