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ca·thol·i·cize
k tha lih saIz
第三人称单数:catholicizes
现在分词:catholicizing
过去式:catholicized
过去分词:catholicized
词根:cathedra
n.cathedra 讲座;主教的座位;权威人士的地位
adjective
capitalized roman catholic
Her son goes to a Catholic school.
often capitalized of, relating to, or forming the church universal
often capitalized of, relating to, or forming the ancient undivided Christian church or a church claiming historical continuity from it
comprehensive, universalespecially: broad in sympathies, tastes, or interests
a catholic taste in music
noun
a member of a Catholic churchespecially: roman catholic
a person who belongs to the universal Christian church
Adjective Middle English catholik, from Middle French & Late Latin; Middle French catholique, from Late Latin catholicus, from Greek katholikos universal, general, from katholou in general, from kata by + holos whole — more at cata-, safe
The first known use of catholic was in the 14th century
cattailnoun
a tall marsh plant that bears very tiny flowers and fruit in brown furry spikes at the end of long stalks
catsup
catnipnoun
a strong-scented herb of the mint family that is especially attractive to cats
catnapnoun
a short light nap
catnapnoun
a short light nap
catnapnoun
a short light nap
catlikeadjective or adverb
resembling a cat especially in being quick and silent
catkinnoun
a flower cluster (as of the willow or birch) in which the flowers grow in close circular rows along a slender stalk
cationnoun
the ion in solution during electrolysis that travels to the cathodealso: a positively charged ion
catholic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to the Christian church as a whole
roman catholic
broad in sympathies, tastes, or interests
a catholic taste in music
Catholic2 of 2noun
christian entry 1 sense 2
a member of the Roman Catholic church
1 They are yet catholicizing the Church of England, without doubt more catholic still than I am.
2 Matthew is not only in its whole structure a composite gospel, but shows in high degree the catholicizing tendency of the times.
3 Only where Calvin's influence was less potent, e.g. in the Lutheranized German Reformed, the catholicized Anglican Episcopal Church, and among the Cocceians, is this tendency less apparent or altogether wanting.
4 Tschackert is correct in maintaining that, in the articles of justification and of the Church, "the fundamental thoughts of the Reformation doctrine were catholicized" by the Leipzig Interim.
5 She is a novelist who is catholic in her interests.
6 a museum director with catholic tastes in art
7 Team parents have made efforts to contact the superintendent of Archdiocese for support but got response that John Carroll is an independent catholic school.
8 Aclose friend, an art historian with good, catholic taste, sent me a text message from the high-end opening of the Armory Show.
2 普遍
general global catholic universal ruling regnant absolute rife in the air Catholic generalized predominant pandemic ecumenical omn-
4 广泛
large general wide heavy comprehensive catholic expansive exhaustive generally widely broadcast broadly far and wide capable vast extended eclectic wide-scale grand-scale broad-gauge catholically catholicly broad largely
5 皈依天主教
6 变成天主教徒