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priest如何读

英：[priːst]

美：[priːst]

priest英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]牧师; 祭司 a specially trained person who performs various religious duties and ceremonies for a group of worshippers

priest是什么意思

n. (名词)

祭司，祭士
教士
僧侣，僧人，和尚
神父，牧师，神甫
神职人员
司铎，司祭
术士
大师，宗师
打鱼槌

v. (动词)

任命...为祭司，使成为神职人员
使成为教士
使做僧人

priest变形

复数:priests

第三人称单数:priests

现在分词:priesting

过去式:priested

过去分词:priested

priest词根

词根：priest

adj.

priestly 祭司的；僧侣的；似教士的

priestlike 僧侣的；似教士的；祭司的

n.

priesthood 祭司职；神职；僧职

priestess 女祭司；神职人员

priest英英释义

n.
- a clergyman in Christian churches who has the authority to perform or administer various religious rites; one of the Holy Orders
- a person who performs religious duties and ceremonies in a non-Christian religion

priest词组

high priest大祭司；主教；主要人物；领袖

priest区别

priest, father

这两个名词均与宗教中的神职人员有关。

priest牧师，指天主教及东正教中一个有权执行圣礼的教士。

father神父，神甫，指对教士的尊称。

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priest词源中文解释

中古英语 prēst，指的是“位于主教和执事之间的牧师，教区神父”，源自古英语 preost,，可能是由古撒克逊语和古高地德语 prestar，古弗里斯兰语 prestere 缩短而来，这些语言都源自通俗拉丁语 *prester 的“牧师”，源自晚期拉丁语 presbyter 的“长老，长者”，源自希腊语 presbyteros 的“长者（两者中的一个），年长的，可敬的”，是 presbys “年长的”的比较级（参见 presby-）。

在中古英语中，也用于一般指任何担任高级教会职务的人或任何合法授权成为神圣事物的传道人；从公元1200年开始用于异教徒和穆斯林宗教领袖。在旧约的意义上（古英语），它是希伯来语 kohen 、希腊语 hiereus 、拉丁语 sacerdos 的翻译。

priest_旅游行业词汇

牧师

priest词源英文解释

Middle English preist, from Old English prēost, ultimately from Late Latin presbyter — more at presbyter

The first known use of priest was before the 12th century

priest儿童词典英英释义

prignoun

a person who annoys others by being too careful about conforming to what is socially acceptable (as in speech and manners)

prignoun

a person who annoys others by being too careful about conforming to what is socially acceptable (as in speech and manners)

prignoun

a person who annoys others by being too careful about conforming to what is socially acceptable (as in speech and manners)

priestnoun

a person who has the authority to lead or perform religious ceremonies

priestlyadjective

of or relating to a priest or the priesthood

characteristic of or suitable for a priest

priesthoodnoun

the office or dignity of a priest

the whole group of priests

priestessnoun

a woman who is a priest

priestnoun

a person who has the authority to lead or perform religious ceremonies

priest 例句

1 Half quarter of hour after the high floods, the priest has to shoulder.

半刻钟之后,洪水高涨, 已至神父的肩膀.

2 The Solar Federation was controlled by a group of “priests,” who are described in Part II of the song, titled “The Temples of Syrinx.”

3 Bearded Russian priests offer regular services at the Orthodox church for the 16 or so Russian speakers who spend the winter at the base, largely polar scientists in fields like glaciology and meteorology.

蓄着胡子的俄罗斯神父在东正教教堂为大约 16位在基地过冬、说俄语的人提供日常服务，这些人大多是冰川学和气象学领域的极地科学家。

4 The smell of incense and lilies, the candles lit for loved ones passed away, the throaty intonations of the priest, and the majestic trumpeting of the organ.

5 Given that poisoned whiskey had been one of the killers’ preferred methods, the priest sent word back warning Mollie “not to drink any liquor of any kind under any circumstances.”

6 I knew we were really high when the priest behind me called out to the priest in the front of the line.

7 We all knew there were priests around who would report you to the SIM if you spoke against the regime.

8 Four priests provided spiritual guidance, Padre de Jesus among them.

9 “There are many villages here about,” the priest informed us.

10 My visit to the priest would have to wait until the night.

11 At Maria Auxiliadora, many church members, including its priest, have been intimidated by police officers for helping migrants.

12 The priest reproved the people for not attending church services.

牧师责骂那些不上教堂做礼拜的人.

13 Then the priest quizzed us on some lessons we had already been through.

14 The first day the weather lifted a little, a chopper came in with a priest.

15 From the plaza, Woods pointed out, the priests at the summit could not be seen.

16 When the priest stepped down and walked around the coffin sprinkling holy water at the four corners of it, a woman sitting across the aisle sobbed wildly.

17 The priests here were famous for arguing to get the best altars for their own services.

18 At the temple the priest—or priestess, he added graciously—would pass the paper over the sacred fire, and do whatever other stuff he could think up.

19 Once I had told my mother about my dreams, and she said they were visions from God and she was happy, because her own dream was that I should grow up and become a priest.

20 “The rest of us are priests and attendants of the Oracle. And I’m the high priestess who is the only one who can go into the altar room where the oracle gives out the answers.”