priests

英 [priːsts]

美 [prists]

n.  (天主教、圣公会、东正教的)司祭，神父，司铎; (非基督教会的)教士，祭司，僧侣
priest的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 基督教教士；（天主教）神父；（英国圣公会）牧师；（东正教）司铎
  Apriestis a member of the Christian clergy in the Catholic, Anglican, or Orthodox church.
  1. He had trained to be a Catholic priest.
     他受训成为了一名天主教神父。
• （非基督教会的）教士，和尚，僧侣，祭司
  In many non-Christian religions apriestis a man who has particular duties and responsibilities in a place where people worship.
• See also:high priest

双语例句

• High-ranking officials, priests and other nobles who had served the pharaoh and his queen had fairly elaborate burials.
  而侍奉法老和皇后的高级官员、牧师和其他贵族自然可以享受隆重的葬礼，也就是可以被精心制成木乃伊。
• I give you myself, before priests or the law;
  在牧师和法律面前我给你我自己；
• Priests are use to hunt down witches and heretics.
  牧师通常用来抓获女巫和异教徒。
• Ordinary Roman Catholic priests are not members of the regular clergy, but monks are.
  一般罗马天主教神父不是教团成员，但修道士则是。
• They saw the priests and their friends playing cards in the temple.
  他们看见祭司们和他们的朋友正在庙宇内打扑克。
• Priests of the Druid religion of ancient Britain and France believed mistletoe had magical powers.
  古代英国人和法国人中德鲁伊教的牧师相信槲寄生有魔力。
• The church's ruling body voted to ordain women as priests.
  该教会的管理机构投票通过接纳女性为牧师。
• Every curia had its own religious rites, shrines and priests;
  每一个库里亚都有自己的宗教仪式、圣物和祭司；
• The priests could see him, and the soldiers.
  牧师和士兵都能看见他。
• In1980 the Vatican ordered all priests and nuns to give up elected offices.
  1980年梵蒂冈命令所有的神父和修女放弃当选的职位。