excommunicate如何读

英:[ˌekskəˈmju:nɪkeɪt]

美:[ˌekskə'mjunɪkeɪt]

excommunicate是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 开除
  2. 把…革出教门
  3. 剥夺(教友)特权
  4. 把…逐出教会,开除…的教籍
  5. 绝罚(开除教籍)
  6. 把 ... 逐出
n. (名词)
  1. 被逐出教会的人
  2. 被革出教门的人
  3. 被开除教籍的人
adj. (形容词)
  1. 被逐出教会的
  2. 被革出教门的
  3. 被开除教籍的

excommunicate自然拼读

ex·com·mu·ni·cate

ek sk myu nih keIt

excommunicate变形

复数:excommunicates

第三人称单数:excommunicates

现在分词:excommunicating

过去式:excommunicated

过去分词:excommunicated

excommunicate扩展

excommunication (n.), excommunicator (n.)

excommunicate词根

词根:excommunicate

n.

excommunication 逐出教会

excommunicate英英释义

transitive verb

to exclude, by formal order, from the privileges of membership and communion in the Roman Catholic Church.

noun

one who has been excommunicated.

adjective

excommunicated.

excommunicate词源中文解释

"剥夺教会圣礼或与教会成员的所有交往和交往的教会裁决," 15世纪初,来自晚期拉丁语 excommunicatus,是 excommunicare 的过去分词,意为 "排斥出社区",在教会拉丁语中意为 "从交往中驱逐",由 ex "出"(见 ex-) 和 communicare "分享,交流" 组成,与 communis "共同的" 相关(见 common(形容词))。相关词汇: Excommunicated; excommunicating。

excommunicate词源英文解释

Verb Middle English, from Late Latin excommunicatus, past participle of excommunicare, from Latin ex- + Late Latin communicare to communicate

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

excommunicate儿童词典英英释义

excretaplural noun

waste matter eliminated or separated from the body

excrescencenoun

outgrowth sense 1especially: an abnormal outgrowth (as a wart) on the body

excrementnoun

waste matter discharged from the body and especially from the anus

excrementnoun

waste matter discharged from the body and especially from the anus

excrementnoun

waste matter discharged from the body and especially from the anus

excoriateverb

to criticize very severely

excoriateverb

to criticize very severely

excommunicateverb

to shut off officially from the rights of church membership

excommunicateverb

to shut off officially from the rights of church membership

excommunicate 例句

1 “Those who in their lives follow this path of evil, as mafiosi do, are not in communion with God. They are excommunicated,” he said.

2 Amish men who trim or cut their beards will be disciplined by their church and even excommunicated if they fail to repent.

3 Kate Kelly, an activist who agitated for the Mormon church to ordain women, was excommunicated Monday by an all-male panel of judges.

4 The woman I assume had been next to him has been excommunicated from the photographic embrace by my grandmother, I think, for apparently his girlfriend was married. 

5 But as a married gay man, he would rather stay excommunicated than leave his husband to officially rejoin the church.

6 Not only does the church excommunicate some members for being in gay relationships, it sometimes excommunicates their outspoken straight allies, too — a fact that has Reynolds thinking twice about the potential cost of his cause.

7 And, of course, the show’s stars should be excommunicated, not from their church, necessarily, but certainly from New Jersey.

8 I ask the teacher what he thinks about Tolstoy's relationship to the church, which excommunicated him after he denounced their bureaucracy, rituals and avarice.

9 There’s overt cruelty, shunning someone like an excommunicated Amish, and the kind of mind games that would make Machiavelli cringe.

10 After being excommunicated from the Catholic church, he lost his wealth and social standing.

11 These days, Crimmins regularly tweets at the Pope, asking to be excommunicated.

12 But she’s clearly not an asset to the abbey, and he excommunicates her.

13 They drove off to start a new life while the community they had grown up with met to excommunicate them.

14 A fourth, Byers, apparently asked to be excommunicated to share in the suffering of his former partners.

15 Another commenter added, “Why are they excommunicating you over a 1-year-olds attendance? That baby will never remember your wedding day and likely would never care that he wasn’t invited.”

16 The Quorum of the Twelve excommunicated both Pratts, although within a few weeks they reconciled with Joseph and rejoined the Saints.

17 Political partisans have questioned why Biden and other Catholic lawmakers haven't been excommunicated by the pope or their local bishops.

18 My father and I had been excommunicated—not only from the Saunders family, apparently, but also from the anti-Zionist element of the Hasidic student body.

19 “There are prominent people on the right opposed to Trump who are looking for a chance to excommunicate anyone allied with him from the right,” Sommer says.

20 It does hurt my feelings to be excommunicated from one's passion in an industry that I worked very hard in.

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