canticle

noun

1. 圣歌，颂歌，赞美诗（歌词取自《圣经》）
   a religious song with words taken from the Bible

1. A musical setting of this canticle. The bells chimed a Christmas carol.
   这首颂歌的音乐配曲钟声奏出一曲圣诞颂歌。
2. The Hebrew version contains an entire canticle which does not appear in either the Greek or the Syriac text.
   希伯来文版包含整个颂歌没有出现在希腊或叙利亚的案文。
3. So Moses came and spoke all the words of this canticle in the ears of the people, and Josue the son of Nun.
   梅瑟和农的儿子若苏厄前来，将这篇诗歌的话朗诵给百姓听。
4. But the kokohili is not a coronach or canticle for the hero.
   而《可可西里》并不是简单化的英雄主义颂歌或挽歌。
5. Moses therefore wrote the canticle and taught it to the children of Israel.
   梅瑟遂在那一天写下了这篇诗歌，教给了以色列子民。
6. Faust, as a developmental history of human soul and zeitgeist, is the canticle of "Faust Spirit" as well as the reflection on Faust's pursuit.
   作为一部人类灵魂与时代精神的发展史，《浮士德》既是对“浮士德精神”的颂歌，也是对浮士德式追求的反思；
7. This canticle song of love expresses the poet's passion to harmonious life, his motherland and nation, and strong wishes of the world peace and the happiness of humanity.
   这一曲爱的颂歌，表现了诗人对于和谐生活、祖国和民族的热爱，体现了诗人渴望世界和平和人类幸福的强烈愿望。
8. This canticle is limited by its length, along with my short history of academic, so there are many points in the article is still immature. I will study hard in the future to correct deficiencies.
   本文篇幅有限，加之本人学术修养尚浅，文中有许多观点还不够成熟，待在以后的学习和生活中一定进行补足。

noun

1. a hymn derived from the Bible