Messianic 英 [ˌmesɪ'ænɪk]   美 [ˌmɛsiˈænɪk]

Messianic

Messianic  英 [ˌmesɪ'ænɪk] 美 [ˌmɛsiˈænɪk]

adj. 救世主似的;弥赛亚的 

That Messianic phrase held the promise of a new style of politics in this time of tweets and pokes. 在社交网络盛行的这个时代,这种救世主式的说法有希望昭示一种新的政治风格。
Somebody must have thought that he was a Messianic figure because that's what the Romans executed him for. 一定有人把他视为弥赛亚了,因为罗马人就是靠这个罪名把他处决的。

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  • adj. 救世主似的;弥赛亚的
  • 1. That Messianic phrase held the promise of a new style of politics in this time of tweets and pokes.

    在社交网络盛行的这个时代,这种救世主式的说法有希望昭示一种新的政治风格。

  • 2. Somebody must have thought that he was a Messianic figure because that's what the Romans executed him for.

    一定有人把他视为弥赛亚了,因为罗马人就是靠这个罪名把他处决的。

  • 3. We discussed the next move of God in Israel. We discussed a time of celebration with God’s people from around the world, aligning with the Messianic people of Israel.

    我们讨论了神在以色列的下一步行动,也讨论与世界各地神的百姓的庆祝时间,来与以色列的弥赛亚百姓结盟。

  • messianic (adj.) 1831, from Modern Latin messianicus, from Messias (see messiah).
mes·si·an·ic / ˌmesiˈænɪk ; NAmE ˌmesiˈænɪk / adjective ( formal) 1 relating to a messiah 有关救世主的;救星的 2 attempting to make big changes in society or to a political system in an extremely determined and enthusiastic way 有雄心壮志的;狂热的 The reforms were carried out with an almost messianic zeal. 改革是以极大的热情进行的。 mes·si·an·ic / ˌmesiˈænɪk ; NAmE ˌmesiˈænɪk /
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