abbot 英 ['æbət]   美 ['æbət]

abbot

abbot  英 ['æbət] 美 ['æbət]

n. 男修道院院长;大寺院男住持 

名词复数:abbots 

The local abbot,however, refused him on his father’s insistence. 但当地修道院院长在他的父亲的坚持下拒绝了他。
The abbot, or hegoumenos, the leader of the Greek Orthodox monastery, assigns each monk a specific role. 修道院院长,这个希腊东正教修道院的头,给每个修道士分配工作。

  • An abbot is the head of a monastery. Just as businesses have bosses and teams have coaches, the monastery has an abbot.
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  • n. 男修道院院长;大寺院男住持
  • 1. The local abbot,however, refused him on his father’s insistence.

    但当地修道院院长在他的父亲的坚持下拒绝了他。

  • 2. The abbot, or hegoumenos, the leader of the Greek Orthodox monastery, assigns each monk a specific role.

    修道院院长,这个希腊东正教修道院的头,给每个修道士分配工作。

  • 3. Yet, if the abbot has his wish, it will cause a lot more trouble yet.

    甚至,如果这位主持愿意的话,这里还将引起更多的麻烦。

  • abbot (n.) Old English abbod "abbot," from Latin abbatem (nominative abbas), from Greek abbas, from Aramaic (Semitic) abba, title of honor, literally "the father, my father," emphatic state of abh "father." Spelling with -t is a Middle English Latinization. Originally a title given to any monk, later limited to the head of a monastery. The use as a surname is perhaps ironic or a nickname. The Latin fem. abbatissa is root of abbess. Related: Abbacy; abbatial; abbotship.
abbot / ˈæbət ; NAmE ˈæbət / noun a man who is the head of a monasteryor an abbey 男修院院长 abbot abbots abbot / ˈæbət ; NAmE ˈæbət /
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