sacrament

sacrament

[ˈsækrəmənt]

n.（天主教的）圣事;圣礼;神圣的东西;庄严的誓言;

复数： sacraments

例句:

1、

The next Sunday there was the sacrament, and Karen looked at the black shoes, looked at the red ones--looked at them again, and put on the red shoes.

下一个星期日要举行圣餐。珈伦看了看那双黑鞋，又看了看那双红鞋——再一次又看了看红鞋，最后决定还是穿上那双红鞋。

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Zwingli insisted that the biblical text taught that the Lord's Supper was a sign, and that to make it something more violated the nature of the sacrament.

慈运理坚持，圣经经文教导主的晚餐只是一个记号（sign），要赋予它更多的意义，就侵犯了圣礼的本质。

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3、

When I celebrate Holy Communion I need bread and wine. Tea and biscuits won't do because they don't carry the memory of what this sacrament points to, which is the bread and wine that Jesus declared to be his body and blood.

当我举行圣餐礼，我需要面包和红酒而不是茶和饼干，因为后两者无法代表圣礼的含义——耶稣声称面包和红酒代表着他的血肉。

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