英：[ɔ:ˈdeɪn]
美：[ɔrˈdeɪn]
ordain如何读
ordain是什么意思
- vt.任命；授以圣职；命令；注定
- vi.颁发命令
ordain自然拼读
or·dain
or deIn
ordain变形
第三人称单数:ordains
现在分词:ordaining
过去式:ordained
过去分词:ordained
ordain扩展
ordainable (adj.), ordainment (n.)
ordain英英释义
transitive verb
to proclaim or authorize (a person) to be a Christian priest or minister, or a rabbi, esp. by a formal ceremony.The bishop will ordain two new priests next month.His family was very proud when he was ordained as a rabbi.The church ordained her a Minister of the Gospel.[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]
to establish, order, or proclaim, esp. by authoritative decree.A constitution ordains certain rights.The city authorities ordained that the asylum be closed down.[verb + (that) + subjunctive clause]
to predestine, as by fate or the wish of a deity.Believing this tragedy was ordained by God helps him to accept it.
intransitive verb
to give a command or decree.It will be as God ordains.
ordain词源中文解释
约于1300年， ordeinen，“任命或承认为教会的部长”，也指“颁布，制定”，源自于古法语 ordener “整理，安排，准备； 祝圣，指定”（现代法语 ordonner），直接源自拉丁语 ordinare “整理，安排，处置，任命”，来自 ordo（属格 ordinis）“行，等级，系列，安排”（参见 order（n.））。其含义是“授予圣职”。“建立，设置（某物）以保持一定的顺序”之意始见于14世纪初。相关词汇： Ordained； ordaining。
ordain_法律行业词汇
规定
ordain词源英文解释
Middle English ordeinen, from Anglo-French ordener, ordeiner, from Late Latin ordinare, from Latin, to put in order, appoint, from ordin-, ordo order
The first known use of ordain was in the 14th century
ordain儿童词典英英释义
ordinary1 of 2noun
regular or usual condition or course of things
nothing out of the ordinary
British a meal served to any person at a fixed price
chiefly British a restaurant serving regular meals
ordinary2 of 2adjective
to be expected : normal, usual
ordinary problems
neither good nor bad : average
an ordinary person
ordinancenoun
a law or regulation especially of a city or town
ordinalnoun
ordinal number
orderly1 of 2adjective
arranged in some order or pattern
orderly rows of houses
tidy entry 1 sense 1
kept my desk orderly
regulated by law or system
an orderly universe
methodical sense 2
an orderly thinker
well behaved
an orderly crowd
orderly2 of 2noun
a soldier who carries messages and performs services for an officer
a person who waits on others, cleans, and does general work in a hospital
order1 of 2verb
to put in order : arrange
ordered the books alphabetically
to give an order to or for order groceries
ordered them to clean their rooms
to command to go or come to a certain place
order troops back to base
to place an order
have you ordered yet?
order2 of 2noun
a group of people united in some way (as by living under the same religious rule or by loyalty to common interests and duties) an order of knighthood
an order of monks
the badge or emblem of such an order
a military medal or award
plural the Christian ministry
in orders
a rank or class in society
the lower orders
class entry 1 sense 3a, kind
emergencies of this order
a category of biological classification ranking above the family and below the class
the way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another in alphabetical order
the order of the seasons
the established way or arrangement
the old order
regular or harmonious arrangement or a condition having such an arrangement
kept my room in order
the state of things when law or authority is obeyed
restored order after the riot
a certain rule or direction : command
that's an order
a style of building
a type of architectural column with its related parts
good working condition
out of order
a direction to pay money, to buy or sell, or to supply goods or services
goods or items bought or sold
an order of eggs and toast
orderedadjective
carefully regulated or managed an ordered landscape
led an ordered life
having the property that for any two different elements a and b either a is greater than b or a is less than b
the set of real numbers is ordered
having elements labeled by ordinal numbers
an ordered pair has a first and a second element
ordealnoun
a method of deciding guilt or innocence by making the accused person take dangerous or painful tests
ordeal by fire
a severe test or experience
ordainverb
to make a person a Christian minister or priest by a special ceremony
decree entry 2
it was ordained by law
destine sense 1
we seem ordained to fail
ordain 例句
1 He was..ordained deacon and priest by the Bishop of Oxford.
2 He was ordained priest.
他被任命为牧师。
3 He taught at Seattle University for fifteen years in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies and is an ordained Presbyterian minister.
4 He ordained his own priests, and threatened to ordain bishops.
他自行任命了牧师，还扬言要任命主教。
5 Thyon’s nickname, “the golden godson,” was with him from his christening, and perhaps it ordained his path.
6 Part of that first generation, Lane was ordained a priest in 1994.
7 The church's ruling body voted to ordain women as priests.
该教会的管理机构投票通过接纳女性为牧师。
8 Born and raised a Catholic, when Jamie Manson was a teenager, she aspired to be a priest — that is, until she learned the Catholic Church doesn't ordain women.
9 Mr. Coughlin, ordained specifically for the wedding, is a friend of the bride's sister.
10 Mr. Walker, an ordained pastor who quit his job in June 2021 to become a tour guide, listened as the man described his wedding day.
11 Fred Rogers was an ordained Presbyterian minister, and “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” which was secular and inclusive, was his way of preaching.
12 As the church’s racial restrictions made it impossible to ordain African men, there could be no congregations established among black Africans.
13 Their marriage was officiated by Joseph Rechichi, an uncle of the bride who was ordained through American Marriage Ministries.
14 She tried to get ordained but, because she was a female, nobody would ordain her.
她试着去成为一名拉比，但是因为她是一个女人，所以没有人认可她。
15 Gregory E. Golding, Mr. Golding’s brother, was ordained through American Marriage Ministries in order to officiate at this event.
16 Ganapathy Kailasanathan, a Hindu priest, led the ceremony and the bride’s brother, Ravi Shankar, officiated after being ordained as a Universal Life minister for the occasion.
17 She's not looking for the university to ordain that she get this degree, she's looking for a fair opportunity, which the statute provides, to take the exam.
麦葛莱思还说：“她并不是在寻找一个光拿学位的大学，而是在寻找一个能够给她一个公平的机会的大学，并且它的章程规定要考试。
18 Fate had ordained that he should die in poverty.
命中注定他得死于贫困。
19 Early portraits of the period defined people in terms of their place in a divinely ordained order, extending down into the human social hierarchy.
20 The four looked to one another now, aware that even though they had passed their final test, one of them would not be ordained and would be sent home in shame.
ordain 同义词
2 制订
3 规定
set regulation regulatory prescribed compulsory normative prescriptive formulary stipulated regulative law condition rule provision prescription prescript provide prescribe fix regulate dictate enact stipulate make it a condition given enactment stipulation make state require article clause commandment fatwa appoint required requirement compel decree check determination norm lay down set down institutionary as-maintained normal proof ordinary institutional stated thetic order institution convention give determine establish define mount lay modify allot pointed regs restriction establishment indite
4 颁布命令
6 任命
nominative appointive assignment nomination accreditation designation place name install commission prefer institute appoint constitute designate nominate instate appointment constitution provide call post raise accredit instal coopt
8 命令
call order charge command instruction mandate decree commandment bidding summons injunction fiat dictation diktat prescript tell direct enjoin directory mandatory imperative authoritative magisterial imperious will control word direction prescription statute sanction nod dictate directive requisition behest arret prescribe exact appoint instruct bid orderly hest Will rule precept edict require desire Bid marching orders adjure tax with prescriptive injunctive decretive commission appointment writ ordonnance trumpet call preceptive imperatival say-so do shape dispose summon hark hight
9 决定
decision resolution resolve determination disposition set name choose condition decide fix settle conclude dictate cement clinch make up mind decretory determinate action conclusion settlement ruling verdict fiat pronouncement volition settling rule determine pitch dispose order shape seal elect govern clench arbitrate think fit to do
10 制定
institutionalized statedly institution constitution establishment enactment make establish institute constitute enact institutive institutionary set devise programme prepare frame indite
12 注定
predestined preordained predeterminate preordainment predetermination preordination foreordination order appoint fate condemn doom decree predetermine predestinate predestine foreordain destined fatally condemnation pre-ordain have it coming ticket preordain fated mean devoted devote certain reserved seal destine mark out destination mark reserve