benefice

noun

1. （教区牧师等的）有俸圣职
   the paid position of a Christian priest in charge of a parish

1. Induct a clergyman to a benefice
   使牧师就任有俸禄的圣职
2. ( British) a parsonage ( especially one provided for the holder of a benefice). The whole of their drive to the Vicarage was spent by him in expressing his discontent.
   （英国英语）一所牧师住宅（它是作为牧师俸给之一部分土地）。他们坐马车到牧师住宅的整个路程，完全消磨在发泄他的不满上面。
3. Capable of naming or of being named to a benefice.
   指定的；以特定的人的名义。
4. To recommend ( a cleric) for a benefice. Equipment reliability testing Preferred test conditions indoor portable equipment Low degree of simulation
   推荐（预备修士）任圣职GB/T7288.1-1987设备可靠性试验推荐的试验条件室内便携设备粗模拟
5. During this period, Church dispute was not only involved in politics, but also other social stratum's rights and benefice.
   这一时期的政教之争不仅涉及到政治问题，而且也涉及到了社会其他阶层的权利和利益。
6. Deep reason of medical development, perfect medical process, mutually benefice and profit of doctor-patient is goal of doctor-patient communication.
   它的目的是：医学发展的深层动因；完善医疗过程；医患互惠双赢。
7. "Tributary system" was the traditional foreign policy in ancient China, which carried out the diplomatic strategy to build the mutual benefice and make friends with neighbor countries each other.
   朝贡制度，是我国古代对外交往的传统体制，其理论核心是儒家思想在外交上的延伸，奉行互惠互利、睦邻友好的和平外交策略。
8. The church instituted the young man into a benefice.
   教会任命这个年轻人担任牧师一职。
9. A benefice to which no spiritual or pastoral duties are attached.
   不必管理教会或牧师事务的差事。
10. Having or arising from a benefice.
    自己拥有封地或世袭封地。
11. The quality of service of the call centers affects directly the benefice of a company.
    呼叫中心的服务质量直接关系到企业形象和经济效益。

noun

1. an endowed church office giving income to its holder

   Synonym:    ecclesiastical benefice

verb

1. endow with a benefice