excommunicate

excommunicate

[ˌekskəˈmju:nɪkeɪt]

vt.开除…的教籍，把…逐出教会;

复数： excommunicates 过去式： excommunicated 过去分词： excommunicated 现在分词：excommunicating 第三人称单数： excommunicates

例句:

1、

There are other people who suspect that Jesus may well be the Messiah, they want to confess him, and they don't do so because they're afraid about being excommunicated from the synagogue.

还有其他人，怀疑耶稣有可能是弥赛亚，他们想认同他，但他们没有这样做，因为他们害怕，会被赶出会堂。

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2、

Paul Toscano, a lawyer who was excommunicated for criticising church leaders, says that 19th-century Mormonism was to religion what Bach is to music: complex and rich.

因为批评教会领袖而遭驱逐的律师保罗托斯卡诺（paul toscano）表示，19世纪摩门教之于宗教就如巴赫（bach）之于音乐：复杂而又富有。

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Representing the earthly empire of the pope, they start with only rome. they're militarily weak, but can retaliate on aggressors by excommunicating them.

教皇的早期帝国，他们建立于罗马。他们的军事力量弱小，但是却可以通过逐出教会来反击侵略者。

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