crucifixes

英 [ˈkruːsɪfɪksɪz] 美 [ˈkrusəˌfɪksɪz]

n.  (十字架)苦像; 耶稣受难像
crucifix的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. (十字架)苦像;耶稣受难像
    A crucifix is a cross with a figure of Christ on it.

    双语例句

    1. Green slime oozed from the hall walls, crucifixes rotated and a child with red glowing eyes was seen at the top of the stairs.
      成群苍蝇遍布,大厅墙壁渗出绿色黏液,还看到旋转的十字架和楼梯顶端的小孩双眼血红,幽光冥冥。
    2. The Vatican and the Italian government have both reacted angrily to a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that crucifixes shouldn't be displayed in Italian classrooms.
      法官认为,在州立学校展示十字架限制了家长按照自己的原则教育孩子的权利。
    3. Modern Italians still have a weakness for such saints, not to mention weeping statues of the Madonna, crucifixes that sprout hair, and relics that talk.
      现代的意大利人仍然特别喜欢这样的圣徒,更不用说哭泣的《圣母像》、长头发的耶稣受难像和会说话的圣物了。
    4. A woman in Italy had complained that crucifixes at a local school violated secular principles and were discriminatory.
      意大利一名女性抱怨称,当地学校张贴耶稣受难像违反了世俗规则,具有歧视性。