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venerable如何读

英：[ˈvenərəbl]

美：[ˈvɛnərəbəl]

venerable是什么意思

adj.值得尊敬的；庄严的
the Venerable.
adj.(英国国教的)副主教的称；(天主教)被列入可敬的称号

venerable自然拼读

ven·er·a·ble

ve nr bl

venerable扩展

venerably (adv.), venerability (n.), venerableness (n.)

venerable词根

词根：venerate

veneration 尊敬；崇拜

venerability 尊敬；庄严；历史悠久

venerator 崇拜者；尊敬者

vt.

venerate 崇敬，尊敬

venerable英英释义

adjective

calling forth respect through age, character, and attainmentsbroadly: conveying an impression of aged goodness and benevolence encouraged by the venerable doctor's head-nodding

a venerable jazz musician

impressive by reason of age

under venerable pines

deserving to be venerated—used as a title for an Anglican archdeacon or for a Roman Catholic who has been accorded the lowest of three degrees of recognition for sanctity

made sacred especially by religious or historical association

venerable词源中文解释

15世纪早期，“值得尊敬的”，源自古法语 venerable，直接源自拉丁语 venerabilis “值得崇敬或尊重”，源自 venerari “崇拜，尊敬”，源自 venus（属格 veneris）“美丽，爱情，欲望”（源自 PIE 词根 *wen-（1）“渴望，追求”）。作为头衔，用于指教士（在英国国教会中，特指总管教区的教士）或那些获得第一级封圣的人。相关词汇： Venerably； venerability。

venerable词源英文解释

Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, borrowed from Latin venerābilis "entitled to respect," from venerārī "to solicit the good will of (a deity), hold in awe, venerate" + -bilis "capable of (acting or being acted upon)" — more at -able

The first known use of venerable was in the 15th century

venerable儿童词典英英释义

venerationnoun

the act of venerating : the state of being venerated

a feeling of deep respect

venerateverb

to show deep respect for

venerated their ancestors

venerableadjective

deserving to be venerated—often used as a religious title

deserving honor or respect

a venerable leader

impressive by reason of age

venerable pines

venerable 例句

1 This venerable, default drink has a name: the house cocktail.

2 Of course, some bodies, such as the venerable Bank for International Settlements (see article), still do a fine job.

当然，也有一些值得尊敬的组织，例如国际清算银行，他们发挥着积极的作用。

3 I landed a stunningly cheap $83-per-night room through Hotels.com UK at the Strand Palace Hotel, a venerable 1909 institution that is surprisingly modern.

4 Although the role of chief was a venerable and esteemed one, it had, even seventy-five years ago, become debased by the control of an unsympathetic white government.

5 This could not have arisen from anything other than his inhuman cruelty, which, along with his many other virtues, made him always venerable and terrifying in the eyes of his soldiers.

6 The Museu do Oriente, which opened three years ago, has also reinvigorated a venerable structure that was once packed with its own heavily worshipped commodity: cod.

7 Venerable oaks forms a sylvan archway.

古老的栎树形成一条林荫拱道.

8 The two have been friends since their early days at the venerable Sandor Vegh’s International Musicians Seminar in Prussia Cove, Cornwall, in England, another artists’ gathering place of awesome natural beauty.

9 The sad news last week that the venerable Village Voice will cease its newsprint edition and become an on-line only publication, not unlike Salon, brought back some memories.

10 Signed to the venerable Waxploitation Records — home to Danger Mouse and Gnarls Barkley — he is ready to bring his Rio-inspired music to the world.

11 "Today I am proud to share with you, for the first time ever, my new women's collection right off the runway and into your lives," the venerable designer wrote in a statement.

12 The original director, the venerable George Cukor, fell out, along with Bette Davis and Burl Ives, Mr. Reed said.

13 A slew of premieres is coming soon, but City Ballet is kicking off its fall season with a shimmering classic, the 1967 triptych “Jewels” by its venerable founder George Balanchine.

14 Now the venerable museum is taking this antique, analog system and putting it into the internet cloud.

15 And it's about a venerable profession that's rarely in the spotlight: that of the dignified black attendants on deluxe Pullman train cars.

16 Another lord, Kenneth Clark, visiting the palaces of the baroque in his venerable television classic Civilisation, opined that "no truly great thing was ever thought or imagined in a really big room".

17 Now, though, as Maxfield celebrates its 50th year in business, it begins to feel less august and venerable than stuffy and oddly passé.

18 Those little pieces of history are now gone, as even those two venerable books started over at No. 1 in September.

19 My grandfather was venerable for his age, his uprightness, and sagacity.

我祖父以他的年长, 正直和睿智而受人尊敬.

20 This kind of thing is bound to give Grimes and Elon Musk, and their couple’s counselor, ideas; at least until Lucy is ripped apart by more venerable heavenly bodies.