英：[ˈdʒu:deɪɪzəm]
美：[ˈdʒudəɪzəm]
Judaism如何读
Judaism是什么意思
犹太教；犹太主义；（总称）犹太人；
Judaism自然拼读
Ju·da·ism
ju di ih zm [or] ju deI ih zm
Judaism扩展
Judaist (n.)
Judaism英英释义
noun
a religion developed among the ancient Hebrews and characterized by belief in one transcendent God who has revealed himself to Abraham, Moses, and the Hebrew prophets and by a religious life in accordance with Scriptures and rabbinic traditions
the cultural, social, and religious beliefs and practices of the Jews
conformity to Jewish rites, ceremonies, and practices
the whole body of Jews : the Jewish people
Judaism词源中文解释
约于1400年（在13世纪中期的盎格鲁-拉丁文献中有记载），源自古法语 Judaisme，直接源自晚期拉丁语 Judaismus，来自希腊语 Ioudaismos，源自 Ioudaios “犹太人”（见 Jew）。盎格鲁-拉丁文中的参考是对英格兰犹太人征收的一种特殊税。早期的同义词是 Juhede “犹太信仰，犹太教”，字面意思是“犹太人的状态”（14世纪初）。
Judaism词源英文解释
The first known use of Judaism was in the 14th century
Judaism儿童词典英英释义
Julynoun
the seventh month of the year
Judithnoun
a book of Scripture included in the Roman Catholic canon of the Old Testament and in the Protestant Apocrypha see bible
Judgesnoun
a narrative and historical book of Jewish and Christian Scripture see bible
Judenoun
a short epistle addressed to early Christians and included as a book in the New Testament see bible
Judaismnoun
a religion developed among the ancient Hebrews that stresses belief in one God and faithfulness to the laws of the Torah
the beliefs and practices of the Jews
Judaism 例句
1 Ultimately, it was Mr. Campbell’s commitment to embracing Judaism after marriage that won over the rabbi.
2 He was well versed in Judaism and in the Mithraism and Alexandrian religion of the day.
他精通犹太教、密特拉教以及当代的亚历山大宗教.
3 “We see communal undertakings in traditions as varied as Catholicism, Hinduism and Judaism. . . . Taking vows in front of others probably makes those people take those vows more seriously.”
4 While it tends to conflate Judaism with Zionism — a position not all Jews agree with — the film is straightforward in presenting the historical record.
5 Of the five new books Gal Beckerman reviewed, all were by senior male writers, some not even scholars of American Judaism.
6 Even Abraham — father to Judaism, Islam, and Christianity — when he was unable to produce an heir with his wife, Sarah, had a son by his slave Hagar.
7 Given its presentation by the Jewish Museum, viewers naturally will wonder if the show has to do with Orthodox Judaism.
8 “After many years of suffering and persecution,” Mochkofsky writes in the introduction, “Villanueva had amassed hundreds of followers who considered him a prophet. They all converted to Judaism and migrated to Israel.”
9 Anat Hoffman says the women were detained for wearing religious garb that Orthodox Judaism reserves for men only.
10 Leaders of the more liberal Reform Judaism movement recently condemned the opera, but did not call for its cancellation.
11 “I chose Judaism, and I feel like that’s where a lot of my love for it comes from,” she said.
12 How can we not want to know more about Clara, a convert to Judaism who took over her late husband’s business and produced a hit television series?
13 It challenges us toward a more profound examination of some of Judaism’s deepest ethical mores and theological beliefs.
14 Still, several women interviewed in Monsey said the show’s perspective is often dated, sometimes exaggerated and conflates the multiple strains of Orthodox Judaism practiced in Monsey.
15 I was raised in both the Brooklyn hood and the Upper East Side, in Christianity and Judaism.
16 Bina had converted to Judaism and often worked as his de facto office manager.
17 It’s also a space to reaffirm their identity and place in American Judaism, where questions of authenticity often plague Black Jews.
18 “It takes a certain amount of training or knowledge of Judaism to find it,” she says.
19 Named after the biblical fathers of Judaism and Islam, Isaac and Ishmael was Sorkin’s rapid response to 9/11.
20 And, now we are seriously debating his opinion of Africa and Judaism?