impurity 英 [ɪmˈpjʊərəti]   美 [ɪmˈpjʊrəti]

impurity

impurity  英 [ɪmˈpjʊərəti] 美 [ɪmˈpjʊrəti]

n. 杂质;不纯;不洁 

名词复数:impurities 

What are these sources of impurity? 不纯洁的来源又是什么呢?
It symbolizes the victory of the forces of life, oath and holiness over death and impurity. 这象征着生命力的胜利,誓言和神圣能够战胜死亡和不洁。

  • An impurity is something that ruins the uncontaminated nature of something. If someone accuses you of impurity, they think you or your nature has been spoiled in some way by sin.
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  • n. 杂质;不纯;不洁
  • 1. What are these sources of impurity?

    不纯洁的来源又是什么呢?

  • 2. It symbolizes the victory of the forces of life, oath and holiness over death and impurity.

    这象征着生命力的胜利,誓言和神圣能够战胜死亡和不洁。

  • 3. In very severe cases, it can even defile some common objects, and in those cases, the source of impurity might have to be isolated or excluded if necessary.

    在一些非常严峻的情况中,它会玷污一些普通的事物,在这种时候,不洁之源,也许只能被孤立,严重的话需要驱逐。

  • impurity (n.) mid-15c., "thing which makes or is impure;" c. 1500, "fact or quality of being impure," from Middle French impurité, from impur (see impure). Related: Impurities.
im·pur·ity / ɪmˈpjʊərəti ; NAmE ɪmˈpjʊrəti / noun ( plural im·pur·ities ) 1 [countable ] a substance that is present in small amounts in another substance, making it dirty or of poor quality 杂质 A filter will remove most impurities found in water. 过滤器会滤掉水中的大部份杂质。 2 [uncountable ] the state of being dirty or not pure 肮脏;不纯;淫秽 OPP purity impurity impurities im·pur·ity / ɪmˈpjʊərəti ; NAmE ɪmˈpjʊrəti /
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