holy orders

noun

1. 圣秩；圣品
   the official position of being a priest
   1. to take holy orders (= to become a priest)
      领受圣秩

1. N-PLURAL （基督教的）圣职，神品
   Someone who is in holy orders is a member of the Christian clergy.
   1. He took holy orders in 1935.
      他于1935年就任圣职。

1. One obstacle to the enlistment of able professors was that they had to take holy orders.
   征聘有才能的教授的障碍是他们必须成为牧师。
2. A clergyman may renounce his holy orders.
   牧师可以正式宣布放弃圣职。
3. So Aaron put it away in front of the holy chest to be kept, as the Lord gave orders to moses.
   耶和华怎么吩咐摩西，亚伦就怎么行，把吗哪放在法柜前存留。
4. In order that the morals and conduct of clerics may be reformed for the better, let all of them strive to live in a continent and chaste way, especially those in holy orders.
   为了使道德和行为的神职人员可能是改革的更好，让他们都努力生活在大陆和纯洁的方式，特别是在神圣的命令。
5. The lord, the holy one of israel, and his maker, says, will you put a question to me about the things which are to come, or will you give me orders about my sons, and the work of my hands?
   耶和华以色列的圣者，就是造就以色列的，如此说，将来的事你们可以问我。至于我的众子，并我手的工作，你们可以求我命定。
6. And from the needlework of blue and purple and red they made the robes used for the work of the Holy place, and the holy robes for aaron, as the LORD had given orders to moses.
   比撒列用蓝色紫色朱红色线、作精致的衣服、在圣所用以供职、又为亚伦作圣衣。是照耶和华所吩咐摩西的。
7. It was the law that the man in Holy Orders must not marry.
   这是法律，该名男子在罗马订单不能结婚。
8. To invest with ministerial or priestly authority; confer holy orders on.
   授权授予牧师或僧侣的权力；授神职。