英:[ɪm'paɪətɪ]
美:[ɪm'paɪətɪ]
英:[ɪm'paɪətɪ]
美:[ɪm'paɪətɪ]
n.
不敬
不孝
不敬的行为
不孝的行为
im·pi·e·ty
Im paI ti
复数:impieties
noun
lack of reverence or respect, esp. for what others consider sacred.The young man's refusal to bow his head in prayer at the table showed an impiety that was intolerable to his father.
an act or practice that shows such disrespect.
14世纪中叶,源自于古法语 impieté “不虔诚,邪恶”(12世纪)或直接源自拉丁语 impietatem(主格 impietas)“不尊敬,不敬神; 不忠,叛逆”,是 impius “不尊敬”的名词形式(参见 impious)。
The first known use of impiety was in the 14th century
impiousadjective
not pious : irreverent
impiousadjective
not pious : irreverent
impingeverb
to strike or dash especially with a sharp collision
sound waves impinge on the eardrums
encroach sense 1, infringe
impinge on another's rights
impingeverb
to strike or dash especially with a sharp collision
sound waves impinge on the eardrums
encroach sense 1, infringe
impinge on another's rights
impingeverb
to strike or dash especially with a sharp collision
sound waves impinge on the eardrums
encroach sense 1, infringe
impinge on another's rights
impietynoun
the quality or state of being impious
an impious act
1 Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei famously attacked cultural heirlooms with Dada-inspired impiety, dipping Han and Qing Dynasty pots into vats of industrial paint.
2 Men of science, as a class, do not war on the truths, the goodness and the piety that are taught as religion, only on the errors, the evil, the impiety which bear its name.
3 And indeed he who pursues pleasure as good, and avoids pain as evil, is guilty of impiety.
的确,那把快乐作为善追求,把痛苦作为恶避免的人亦是犯了不敬之罪。
4 And further, he who is afraid of pain will sometimes also be afraid of some of the things which will happen in the world, and even this is impiety.
此外,那害怕痛苦的人有时也将害怕那发生在世界上的某些事情,而这种害怕甚至也是一种不敬。
5 The impiety lies all in the Jury, and not in the accused.
6 All these people who have been arguing against Hobbes accused Locke too, of impiety.
所有不同意霍布斯观点的人,也开始指责洛克的不敬行为。
7 Should your judgment rise against these prejudices, your neighbors, above all your female neighbors, will cry out at the impiety and frighten you.
8 Ambition degenerated into ferocity, scepticism led to impiety, and even apparent virtue sought to propagate the doctrines of good, by assuming the “goodly outside” of vice.
9 “His genuine interest in church reform has often been overlooked and his impieties and scandals exaggerated because of the way he was portrayed by his enemies, who were partisans of King Otto.”
10 Such impiety led the tsar’s censors to ban many of Afanasyev’s tales.
11 If it is difficult to credit the legend that traces the King's death to an act of impiety, it is also hard to believe that he died in the odour of sanctity.
12 Impiety . For he never committed a fault at all, nor did he sin in any way.
因为他从来没有承诺在任何故障,也没有以任何方式罪孽。
13 Everywhere faith and acceptance seemed to have been lost to humanity; licentiousness and impiety fed discord.
14 So, he’d ask a person who was on their way to court to accuse someone of impiety exactly what they meant by “piety”.
15 He had to leave his home because of impiety.
因为不孝,他不得不离开家。
16 Edgar and Sheila, accustomed to — if still offended by — Leonard’s excesses, are mortified by his transgression, as much for its economic miscegenation as its impiety.
17 the unspeakable impiety of spitting in a church
18 The topics cover everything from injustice and violence to deceit and “filial impiety.”
19 The Greeks and Romans charged Christianity with 'impiety and novelty.'
20 The Prophet, who had been unable to restrain them, hurried along with his she-camel, caught them up, and gave his orders in accents of great severity: 'Beware of that water, tainted by impiety.
4 不敬
disrespectful irreverent blasphemous impious ribald disrespect profanity irreverence disesteem impertinent profane sacrilegious contempt
5 不虔诚
indevout ungodly impious irreligious undevout blasphemously indevotion ungodliness unholiness profane unholy unhallowed prayer irreverent godless unreligious irreverence
6 不恭
8 不恭敬
10 邪恶
wrongous obliquitous bad wrong dark evil ugly corrupt foul wicked vicious twisted grim naughty malignant vile Babylonian wrongful oblique perverse nefarious ill unholy shrewd ungodly pernicious lewd villainous godless sullen depraved fiendish unrighteous miscreant reprobate baleful godforsaken malefic iniquitous unhallowed blackhearted piacular evilly blackly miscreancy nigritude darkness iniquity malignancy blackness turpitude Belial improbity naught