Amish   美 ['ɑmɪʃ]

Amish

Amish  美 ['ɑmɪʃ]

n. 孟诺教派;孟诺教派之教徒  adj. 孟诺教派的 

名词复数:amishes 

He said some of the farmers are Amish. 他说有些农场主是亚美希人。
Even though all Amish men and women marry, you will not see a wedding ring, for even this simplest type of jewelry is banned among them. 尽管亚米希人也男婚女嫁,你却看不到一只结婚戒指,因为即使这种形式最简单的珠宝,在他们当中也是被禁止的。

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  • n. 孟诺教派;孟诺教派之教徒
  • adj. 孟诺教派的
  • 1. He said some of the farmers are Amish.

    他说有些农场主是亚美希人。

  • 2. Even though all Amish men and women marry, you will not see a wedding ring, for even this simplest type of jewelry is banned among them.

    尽管亚米希人也男婚女嫁,你却看不到一只结婚戒指,因为即使这种形式最简单的珠宝,在他们当中也是被禁止的。

  • 3. This persecution resulted in groups of Anabaptists fleeing together, which in turn resulted in the formation of ethnic groups like the Mennonites, the Amish, and the Hutterites.

    这些迫害导致了一群再洗礼派教徒逃亡到一起,后来又致使了门诺派,阿们宗派和哈特派等异教徒的组织的形成。

  • Amish (adj.) 1844, American English, from the name of Jacob Amman, 17c. Swiss Mennonite preacher who founded the sect. The surname is a contraction of Old High German ambahtman, title of an official in the German Swiss cantons, from ambet "office" (German Amt; see amt), a Celtic borrowing related to the beginning of ambassador) + man "man." Originally also spelled Omish, which reflects the pronunciation in Pennsylvania German dialect. As a noun, by 1884. Other early names for the sect were Ammanite and, in a European context, Upland Mennonite.
the Amish / ˈɑːmɪʃ ; ˈæmɪʃ ; NAmE ˈɑːmɪʃ / noun [plural ] the members of a strict religious group in N America. The Amish live a simple farming life and reject some forms of modern technology. 阿曼门诺派(北美洲戒律严谨的宗教团体,过简朴的农耕生活,拒绝使用某些现代技术) Amish adjective Amish / ˈɑːmɪʃ ; ˈæmɪʃ ; NAmE ˈɑːmɪʃ /
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