clergyman

1 Clergymen are usually called ministers in protestant churches.

教士在新教教堂中经常被称为牧师.

2 They nearly always grabbed the job of clergyman for their sons.

他们几乎总是把牧师职位抓在手上，日后留给自己的儿子。

3 Layman is not a clergyman or a priest.

普通信徒有别于教士和牧师.

4 The fact that they drew large crowds infuriated a group of prominent clergymen, who called their behavior “intolerably offensive and disgusting.”

5 In fact, many of Wangenheim’s fellow prisoners were artists, intellectuals, clergymen and nobles, assembled “by the iron fist of the arbitrary ”:

6 And it's no wonder—the song has been around since 1779, and the lyrics since 1772, when clergyman John Newton wrote the poem.

7 Brave French nuns, protected by faith, walk through live fire; a clergyman loses his communion cups and linens in a stream, fishes them out, and goes to work.

8 Although the bishop was the head of the church in Chutreaux, it was the group of clergymen known as the chapter who controlled the money.

9 When I returned to the drawing room, a clergyman was talking about the hardships being suffered by children in Berlin.

10 It is the story of the people who battled over the meaning of the mysterious number—the scholars and mystics, the scientists and clergymen—who each tried to understand zero.

11 He is a scholarly clergyman, and creditable to the cloth.

他是个有学问的教士，从没玩忽职守。

12 The old clergyman droned on.

那个老牧师懒洋洋地布道.

13 Malcolm thought carefully and said, “No, sir, never. Ladies and gentlemen, or clergymen anyway, but never a baby.”

14 A Montreal clergyman has said they have a week-old baby boy.

15 The 69-year-old clergyman escaped with superficial wounds.

这位69岁的牧师带着些皮肉伤逃脱了。

16 He is an economist and a Christian clergyman.

他是一位经济学家及基督教牧师.

17 In fact, getting in as a "stranger" was at the sufferance of both the clergyman and the churchwardens.

18 I remembered the answer of the old housekeeper at the parsonage, when I had asked to see the clergyman.

19 The occupants of the bedroom change constantly, with clergymen, government officials, and other people stepping in for a moment to pay their respects.

20 The clergymen, nominally sympathetic to the protesters’ cause, nevertheless urged them to stand down in the name of “law and order and common sense.”

1 教士或牧师

clergy

2 圣职人员

clerical clergy cleric churchman ecclesiastic clergywoman

3 教牧人员

clergy

4 传教士

missionary parson clerk in holy orders

5 神职人员

clerical priest clerk clergy cleric priestly churchman clergywoman a man of God cloth a man of the cloth reverend sacerdotal hieratic clerkly harp-polisher ministry cloth priesthood rev parson

6 教士

regular clerk cleric reverend vicar parson churchman dominie kirkman josser pujari dominee man of God man of the cloth sky pilot Holy Joe ecclesiastic clerical priestly clerkly priest divine cloth gown spirituality clergy padre pulpit choker prelate cassock spiritualty devildodger church-man ecclesiastical priesthood the cloth

7 牧师

minister priest divine clerk shepherd cleric priesthood reverend chaplain pulpit parson churchman presbyter ecclesiastic dominie josser dominee umfundisi man of God man of the cloth sky pilot pastoral father pastor clerical clerk in holy orders Bible puncher ministerial priestly shaveling predikant ministry provost preacher padre pulpiter cloth clergy prelate cassock patrico spiritualty heaven-reacher devildodger soul-doctor church-man black-coat skypilot god booster gospel pusher bible pounder blackcoat gospel-pusher desk curate rev croaker Kirkman canonry a man of the cloth ecclesiastical clerkly parsonic predicant incumbent pulpiteer a man of God Holy Joe