英:['sæŋktɪfaɪd]
美:['sæŋktəˌfaɪd]
英:['sæŋktɪfaɪd]
美:['sæŋktəˌfaɪd]
adj.
神圣化的,认可的,批准的
v.
使神圣( sanctify的过去式和过去分词 )
洗清…的罪孽
批准
认可
sanc·ti·fied
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sanctifiedly (adv.)
词根:sanctify
adj.sanctionative 认可的;约束的
n.sanction 制裁,处罚;认可;支持
sanctity 圣洁;尊严;神圣不可侵犯性
sanctification 神圣化,神灵化
sanctimony 假装的圣人气派;假装的虔诚,假装的神圣
sanctitude 圣洁;神圣
vt.sanction 制裁,处罚;批准;鼓励
sanctify 使圣洁;使神圣化;把…奉献给神;认可
verb
transitive verb
to set apart to a sacred purpose or to religious use : consecrate
to free from sin : purify
to impart or impute sacredness, inviolability, or respect to
to give moral or social sanction to
to make productive of holiness or piety
observe the day of the sabbath, to sanctify it—Deuteronomy 5:12 (Douay Version)
Middle English seintefien, sanctifien, from Anglo-French seintefier, sanctifier, from Late Latin sanctificare, from Latin sanctus sacred — more at saint
The first known use of sanctify was in the 14th century
sanction1 of 2noun
an action taken to enforce a law or rule
official permission or approval
a measure used to punish or prevent action
sanction2 of 2verb
to officially accept or allow
to impose a penalty upon
sanction1 of 2noun
an action taken to enforce a law or rule
official permission or approval
a measure used to punish or prevent action
sanction2 of 2verb
to officially accept or allow
to impose a penalty upon
sanctimoniousadjective
pretending to be devoted
sanctimoniousadjective
pretending to be devoted
sanctifyverb
to set apart as sacred
to make free from sin
sanctifyverb
to set apart as sacred
to make free from sin
1 But it is, weirdly enough, the home of an actual Buddhist that shatters the sanctified mood.
2 So the priests and the Levites sanctified themselves to bring up the ark of the LORD God of Israel.
于是祭司利未人自洁,好将耶和华以色列神的约柜抬上来。
3 Within short order a federation of sorts was sanctified with the promise of greater harmony.
短时间内,一个承诺追求和平的联邦很快成立了。
4 The suit was settled, but the brouhaha underlined the almost sanctified perch that “To Kill a Mockingbird” inhabits in American culture.
5 Some denominations, including the Episcopal Church and certain branches of Judaism, have sanctified same-sex unions, while others including the Roman Catholic Church and Southern Baptist Convention, have declined to do so.
6 They wrapped around her, poured into her nostrils and became her blood, sanctified her spirit with their longing.
7 This is the water of Meribah; because the children of Israel strove with the LORD, and he was sanctified in them.
这水名叫米利巴水(米利巴就是争闹的意思),是因以色列人向耶和华争闹,耶和华就在他们面前显为圣。
8 The worst, for some reason, are the Visible Christians—like the ten-person table, all jolly and sanctified after Sunday night service, who run me mercilessly and then leave me $1 on a $92 bill.
9 They come from sanctified churchyards piled deep as the centuries passed, for London has a lot of history and a lot of people live in this great metropolis, but many more have died in it.
10 Christ sanctified us with His blood.
基督以祂的血使我们成圣.
11 The Palestinians don’t need to be sanctified by Israel.
12 Later, when he meets the kangaroo in the gardens at night, the two stare at each other as if in sanctified understanding.
13 Williams’s rambunctious father loathed his wife’s prim, smug attitude toward the world, her hatred of sex, not to mention what black elders might call her “sanctified” background.
14 Billy Higgins, the drummer, said that bebop was the beginning of “sanctified intelligence.”
15 They placed their acquisitions in temples, shrines and monasteries, as sanctified aids to spiritual reflection.
16 This was sanctified by usage.
这是约定俗成的.
17 The aura of Andy Warhol, another party buddy, shines on him, sanctifying all worldly ambition.
18 Publishing standards are cultural propagating symbols sanctified by usage between editors and authors and readers.
出版规范是编者与作者、读者之间约定俗成的文化传播符号。
19 One of these states would be Israel, a homeland for Jews in territory sanctified for them by heritage and history.
20 This good medicine was sanctified by all the luckiest stars in heaven.
这剂良药曾经受到了天上一切吉星的祝福.
3 净化的
4 神圣化
hallowed consecration sanctification deify sanctify divinize apotheosis sacralization divinization consecrate sacralize
8 净化
purificatory depurative purge cleansing refinement sanctification catharsis purgation depurate heal bless clarify scrub refine cleanse purify disinfect defecate spiritualize
9 神圣化的
10 专供圣用