catechize如何读

英:['kætɪkaɪz]

美:['kætəˌkaɪz]

catechize是什么意思

  • v.以问答法讲授;盘问

catechize自然拼读

cat·e·chize

kae t kaIz

catechize变形

第三人称单数:catechizes

现在分词:catechizing

过去式:catechized

过去分词:catechized

catechize扩展

catechizer (n.)

catechize词根

词根:catechism

adj.

catechetical 问答式教学法的;问答式的

n.

catechism 问答教学法;教义问答书

catechesis 用问答方式演讲;宗教中用口授经文教理

catechist 盘问者;问答式教授者

catechize英英释义

  • v.
    • examine through questioning and answering
    • give religious instructions to

catechize词源中文解释

"口头询问和回答的方式进行教学"(并提供解释和纠正),尤其是"对基督教义进行教导",早在15世纪就出现了这种用法,源自教会拉丁语 catechizare "口头教导"(也是法语 catéchiser 、西班牙语 catequizar 、意大利语 catechizzare 的来源),源自希腊语 katēkhizein "口头教导,口授教学",源自 katēkhein "发出共鸣声"(参见 catechesis)。相关词汇: Catechized; catechizing。

catechize词源英文解释

Late Latin catechizare, from Greek katēchein to teach, literally, to din into, from kata- cata- + ēchein to resound, from ēchē sound — more at echo

The first known use of catechize was in the 15th century

catechize儿童词典英英释义

categorizeverb

to put into a category : classify

categorynoun

one of the divisions or groupings used in a system of classification

"species" and "genus" are biological categories

class entry 1 sense 3a, kind

categoricaladjective

not restricted or limited in any way : absolute

a categorical denial

of, relating to, or being a category

categoricaladjective

not restricted or limited in any way : absolute

a categorical denial

of, relating to, or being a category

catechizeverb

to instruct (as on religion) by means of questions, answers, and explanations and corrections

catechizeverb

to instruct (as on religion) by means of questions, answers, and explanations and corrections

catechize 例句

1 He absolutely could not leave off catechizing her.

2 He had been catechized so much that day that his taciturnity was not to be wondered at.

3 I must catechize you for it, madonna: Good my mouse of virtue, answer me.

4 She leaned down from the saddle and rested both hands on my shoulders: "Have you no better way to please than in catechizing me, John Drogue?" she laughed.

5 But they have been to a Jewish catechizing; to be examined in the Jews' Scriptures, you know, and all that.

6 After Supper he went Home, and then Mrs. Jewkes began to catechize me, about my Familiarity with him.

7 Fletcher, however, still found means to catechize the children and to hold meetings in private.

8 I had once more won the great prize in the world's lottery, and I never ceased catechizing myself in what way I should exercise my power.

9 Ignoring this threat, Pan — a sybaritic aesthete by his very nature — gently catechizes about hedonism like some goat-footed Oscar Wilde.

10 It has also been resolved that part of the Sabbath afternoon be devoted to catechizing, as is now common in many Protestant churches in Germany and Switzerland.

11 Realizing that he was being catechized, Trent replied guardedly.

12 Then I flashed up a little, and said,— "Mr. Lee, I am not a school-girl, to be crowded into a corner and catechized."

13 Gazing at her earnestly, there was nothing in her expression at present to suggest any emotion save a natural annoyance at being catechized.

14 The Giggleswick Statutes set it forth that the Master shall instruct his scholars—for more knowledge of the Liberal Sciences and catechize them every week in the knowledge of Christian Religion.

15 “We have to catechize our people to understand that the resurrection is the center of a Christian worldview,” he said.

16 "Why, Burke, what is the matter?" she catechized.

17 applicants are rigorously catechized by the seminary's rector regarding their motives for joining the priesthood

18 While they ate, they catechized her on her opinions, and were delighted to find that she believed in God and expected to vote Conservative when she was twenty-one.

19 There was service again in the afternoon, when the very reverend gentleman was wont to catechize.

20 Evelyn seems to have got off with only a severe catechizing; but many of his fellow-worshippers were imprisoned, and otherwise severely punished.

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