英:[ˈpɪlɡrɪmɪdʒ]
美:[ˈpɪlɡrɪmɪdʒ]
英:[ˈpɪlɡrɪmɪdʒ]
美:[ˈpɪlɡrɪmɪdʒ]
复数:pilgrimages
第三人称单数:pilgrimages
现在分词:pilgrimaging
过去式:pilgrimaged
过去分词:pilgrimaged
词根:pilgrim
n.pilgrim 朝圣者;漫游者;(美)最初的移民
vi.pilgrim 去朝圣;漫游
noun
a journey of a pilgrimespecially: one to a shrine or a sacred place
the course of life on earth
verb
intransitive verb
to go on a pilgrimage
13世纪末, pelrimage, "穿越陌生国家前往圣地的旅行,朝圣者进行的长途旅行",源自 pilgrim 和 -age,也源自盎格鲁-法语 pilrymage,古法语 pelrimage, pelerinage "朝圣,远行,十字军东征",源自 peleriner "进行朝圣"。现代拼写法始于14世纪初。14世纪中叶开始出现了"人生之旅"的比喻意义。
朝圣
朝圣
The first known use of pilgrimage was in the 14th century
pillage1 of 2noun
the act of robbing by force especially in war
pillage2 of 2verb
to strip of goods and possessions with ruthless violence : plunder, loot
pill1 of 2noun
medicine or a food supplement in a small rounded mass to be swallowed whole
often capitalized an oral contraceptive—usually used with the
something resembling a pill in shape or size
something unpleasant that must be accepted or endured
an unpleasant or tiresome person
pill2 of 2verb
to develop small balls of fiber on the surface because of wear
pilingnoun
a structure of piles (as one built in or near water)
pilgrimnoun
one who journeys in foreign lands : traveler
a person who travels to a shrine or holy place to worship
capitalized one of the English colonists who founded the first permanent settlement in New England at Plymouth in 1620
pilgrimagenoun
a journey of a pilgrim
1 It is my intention that by the time of my next Hajj pilgrimage, I will have at least a working vocabulary of Arabic.
2 They sang about hearts quivering and pilgrimages ceasing.
3 Two monks on a pilgrimage came to the ford of a river.
两个和尚在朝圣途中来到一条河边的浅滩.
4 Now I knew why she had come on her pilgrimage.
5 His grave has become a place of pilgrimage .
他的陵墓成了参拜之地。
6 We practiced the slump of the shoulders born of defeat, the shuffling gait of those who knew that there was no pleasant or agreeable end to their pilgrimage.
7 The publication in 1812 of the first two cantos of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, brought Byron fame.
拜伦早期代表作是长篇叙事诗《恰尔德.哈罗德游记》第一, 第二章(1812).
8 Photographers gather on the beach at Puri, a pilgrimage town famous for its 12th-century Jagannath Temple.
摄影师聚集在布里的海滩之上,布里这座圣城以12世纪的贾格纳特寺庙而闻名于世。
9 He stopped in his ragged pilgrimage only to lift his hat to white men who fled past him.
10 Additionally, other Iraqi aircraft flew above a religious pilgrimage, discouraging terrorist groups from attacking them.
另外, 其他伊拉克航空器在宗教朝圣, 从攻击他们的令人丧气的恐怖分子之上飞行.
11 Engineers still made the pilgrimage to her desk, asking for her help with their computing.
12 He rises above this level in the rich comedy of Lena Grove's pilgrimage.
他在描写富于喜剧性的莉娜·格罗夫的一生时,又超出了这一界限.
13 Now, it transpires, the highlight of the trip will be a pilgrimage with Mr Bush to Graceland, Elvis's home outside Memphis.
可现在,访美旅程的亮点变成了将由布什陪同前往孟菲斯市郊,踏上去猫王故居“优雅园”的朝圣之旅。
14 By the end of this pilgrimage he was convinced that God exists, and had learned to pierce his cheeks and chest with hatpins and to live practically without eating.
15 I said I was making a pilgrimage and that is true.”
16 They also coordinated the beginning of the calendar with the pilgrimage of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE.
17 He has since made an annual pilgrimage to the shrine.
自此他每年都参拜神舍.
18 Thy statutes have been my songs in the house of my pilgrimage.
诗119:54我在世寄居、素来以你的律例为诗歌.
19 He was on his annual pilgrimage to Mecca when he fell ill.
他在一年一度前往麦加朝圣的途中病倒了.
20 Father’s best books found their way there, Mother’s easy chair, Jo’s desk, Amy’s finest sketches, and every day Meg brought her babies on a loving pilgrimage, to make sunshine for Aunty Beth.