churchmen

英 [ˈtʃɜːtʃmən] 美 [ˈtʃɜrtʃmən]

n.  同 clergyman; (男)圣职人员
churchman的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. 同 clergyman
    A churchman is the same as a clergyman .

    双语例句

    1. One of Kenya's leading churchmen has called on the government to resign
      肯尼亚一位高级宗教人士要求政府下台。
    2. Each brother candidly recognized that there were a few unimportant scores of millions of outsiders in civilized society, persons who were neither University men nor churchmen; but they were to be tolerated rather than reckoned with and respected.
      他们每一个人都坦诚地承认,在文明的社会里,还有千千万万的无足轻重的化外之人,他们既不属于大学,也不属于教会;对他们只需容忍,而无需尊敬和一视同仁。
    3. In my opinion, Roscoe and his churchmen are marching resolutely backwards.
      依我看,罗斯科同他那些教会伙伴是在开倒车。
    4. As we see, Marx reprimands capitalists of High Churchmen, the Methodist Church or Quakers have the similar villainous characters to that merchant of Venice.
      我们看到,马克思指责高教会派贵族,卫理公会派或教友会派资本家都有莎士比亚笔下那个威尼斯商人的邪恶品质。
    5. The Home of Lords consists of hereditary peers, life peers, high churchmen and some judges.
      上议院由世袭的贵族、终身贵族、高级圣职人员和一些法官组成。
    6. He was respected for his learning by several churchmen and other gentlemen.
      他的学识博得了一些牧师和其他绅士们的尊敬。
    7. To the churchmen, he was a godless atheist.
      对于教会人士,他是无神论者。
    8. Several leading churchmen attended the debate.
      几位最重要的神职人员参加了这场辩论。
    9. Do all the churchmen preached against drug taking?
      所有的教会人士都竭力反对吸毒吗?
    10. Why do all these courtiers and knights and churchmen hate me?
      这些朝臣、贵族、教士们为什么都恨我呢?
    11. When this book was written to the 17 century, a new phenomenon appeared on China's painting world, that is the drawing of China's objects by western churchmen, which also including a lot of effigies.
      当写到十七世纪时,在中国的画坛上出现了一种新现象,即西方的传教士画家用油画描绘中国的事物,也画了不少的肖像画。
    12. In the Republic of China era, influenced by westerners, Chinese elites took leprosy as national disgrace, and established some civil medical institutions with foreign churchmen, which accept those volunteer to go to it.
      在民国时期,受西方人士影响,中国的知识精英认为麻风是国家的耻辱,并和外国的传教士共同开设了一些民间救治机构,病人自愿入院。