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noun

1. （罗马天主教会的）《日课经》
   a book containing the words of the service for each day in the Roman Catholic church

1. There is mention of this meal in the report of Archdeacon Theodosius and in the anonymous little work called "The Jerusalem Breviary," as also in subsequent writings.
   提到大执事ArchdeaconTheodosius做的报告，一个匿名者后来做的一份名为耶路撒冷的摘要和一些后来的资料都提到有关用餐的事情。
2. The Second Vatican Council revised the Breviary and changed its name to Liturgy of the Hours.
   梵二大公会议修订了祈祷和将其名称改为礼仪的小时数。
3. Canonical prayers recited daily by priests ( e.g. the breviary of the Roman Catholic Church).
   每天被牧师背诵的规范祈祷（如罗马天主教的祈祷书）。
4. The celebrated breviary remained in the family, and was in the count's possession.
   那本著名的祈祷书仍由这个家族的人保存着，现在已归伯爵所有。
5. An Effective Word-Building in Modern English: Breviary and Compound Words Using terminology in medical English teaching and evaluation
   现代英语新词有效的构词法之一：缩合词医学专业英语单词构词法教学效果分析
6. Moreover, this paper discussed the process of mapping, breviary map and shortcut algorithm.
   同时还阐述了地图采编、最短路径算法以及鹰眼图的实现方法和过程。
7. Asset securitization was the most important financial innovation in the international financial realm in the recent 30 years, and developed quickly. It is efficient in dealing with the non-performing assets ( breviary NPAs) in other countries.
   资产证券化是近30年来国际金融领域最重大和发展最快的金融创新，这一创新在解决其他国家的不良资产问题上有颇为成功的经验。

noun

1. (Roman Catholic Church) a book of prayers to be recited daily certain priests and members of religious orders