英:[ˈækəlaɪt]
美:[ˈækəˌlaɪt]
英:[ˈækəlaɪt]
美:[ˈækəˌlaɪt]
n.
助手
随从
新手
<宗>(天主教)侍祭
a·co·lyte
ae k laIt
复数:acolytes
14世纪初,“教堂中的下级官员”,源自古法语 acolite 或直接源自中世纪拉丁语 acolytus(晚期拉丁语 acoluthus),源自希腊语 akolouthos “跟随,侍从”,作为名词,“追随者,侍从”,字面意思是“有一条路”,由 a- “一起”,连接前缀(见 a-(3)),加上 keleuthos “一条路,道路,路径,路线,旅程”,其词源不详。这个词在古英语晚期是 acolitus,是拉丁形式; 在早期现代英语中使用了一个更正的形式 acolythe。
Middle English acolite, borrowed from Anglo-French & Medieval Latin; Anglo-French acolit, borrowed from Medieval Latin acolūthus, acolythus, acolitus, going back to Late Latin, "person assisting the priest," borrowed from Middle Greek akólouthos, going back to Greek, "following, (as noun) follower, attendant," from a- (variant, before a following aspirate consonant, of ha- "having one, having the same," going back to Indo-European sm̥-) + -kolouthos (ablaut form, in a compound, of kéleuthos "path"); akin to Greek heîs "one," homós "same" and perhaps to Greek keleúein "to direct forward, urge on" — more at same >entry 1, hold >entry 1
The first known use of acolyte was in the 14th century
acornnoun
the roundish one-seeded thin-shelled nut of an oak tree usually having a woody cap
acornnoun
the roundish one-seeded thin-shelled nut of an oak tree usually having a woody cap
aconitenoun
monkshood
a drug obtained from the poisonous root of the common Old World monkshood
acolytenoun
a person who assists a member of the clergy in a service
acolytenoun
a person who assists a member of the clergy in a service
1 Acolyte 500 + 2 bonus to self spell skills ( body, mind, spirit ).
侍僧500+2自我魔法技能 ( 灵魂 、 心智 、 肢体 ).
2 Trying to explain the rise of Evo Morales, the president of Bolivia who is a Chávez acolyte, Mr. Ali refers to a controversial and botched water privatization in the city of Cochabamba.
3 The process is the kind of magic that can't be left to an acolyte or imaging neophyte.
过程是这样一种魔法,不能被留给一个侍僧或成像新门徒。
4 Said was famously not one for acolytes and disciples, and it is good that Brennan is willing to read Said against Said.
5 In another, he walked onstage in a black turtleneck sweater, arms extended like a guru welcoming his acolytes.
6 But SoHo was where I took tap dance with a young female acolyte of the veteran Harlem hoofers.
7 Gravel, in his appearances, comes across as avuncular, eager to share ideas but even more eager to encourage young acolytes.
8 The thing I feel odd about is the way it seems to have developed as a genre – not Punchdrunk but their acolytes.
9 No adoring acolytes though, the Zaleskis frequently draw attention to Lewis’s faults as a Christian apologist, noting the “condescension” in some of his books and their frequent mix of “affable common-sense laced with sentimentality.”
10 Mr. Jealousy, Margot at the Wedding, Greenberg and Frances Ha all have their acolytes.
11 She sends acolytes like you to do her bidding and take all the risk.
12 Details so far are scant, but Mr. Theyskens has always had his share of acolytes and devotees.
13 Each critic gathered acolytes among the young, a kind of salon of kindred souls.
14 In the early 1980s, Graves peeled off from the pack of Le Corbusier acolytes with his Portland Building, which housed offices for municipal services.
15 a highly influential economist whose acolytes can be found at many major universities
16 Her bedroom, painted Bazooka pink by one of Howard’s revolving-door lovers, can be entered by any sketchy acolyte lured by her precocious “Sophia Loren bust.”
17 The “saints” in Lord’s Restoration are spookily blissed-out acolytes who bond in fanaticism.
18 Yet unlike many other Randian acolytes, Stark's views evolve as he begins to comprehend the consequences of a purely selfish approach.
19 BlacKkKlansman draws direct lines from David Duke to Trump, certainly when Duke’s acolytes chant “America First!”
20 "All Stars" showcases three Oprah acolytes who rub a lot of people the wrong way on their own, but who together have an undeniable chemistry.
2 徒弟
3 学徒
4 助手
assistant mate devil handler aide auxiliary adjunct sidekick adjutant wingman famulus offsider second a helping hand body man helper minion shedhand tenter help AID subsidiary ancillary adjuvant stooge helpmate coadjutor amanuensis aid friend secondary ally cohort coad. A.D.C. bottleholder striker squeak aide-de-camp flunky coadjutant ass subprofessional hack
5 侍从
attendant courtier lord-in-waiting man minister dependent servant gentleman knight retainer entourage squire henchman lackey chamberlain servitor equerry varlet pursuivant camerlengo meiny in waiting
6 新参加者
11 随员