piety 英 ['paɪətɪ]   美 ['paɪəti]

piety

piety  英 ['paɪətɪ] 美 ['paɪəti]

n. 虔诚;孝敬;虔诚的行为或语言 

名词复数:pieties 

The laws are not only like our parents, they are like our ancestors, as we might say, who are owed respect and piety. 法律不只像是我们的父母,也像是我们的祖先,我们可以说,他们值得我尊重与孝敬。
They are respected for their piety, discipline and resilience, but estimates of their popularity hover around 20% and have been falling. 他们因为其虔诚、纪律和韧性收到尊敬,但是支持率却在20%左右徘徊,而且还在下降。

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  • n. 虔诚;孝敬;虔诚的行为或语言
  • 1. The laws are not only like our parents, they are like our ancestors, as we might say, who are owed respect and piety.

    法律不只像是我们的父母,也像是我们的祖先,我们可以说,他们值得我尊重与孝敬。

  • 2. They are respected for their piety, discipline and resilience, but estimates of their popularity hover around 20% and have been falling.

    他们因为其虔诚、纪律和韧性收到尊敬,但是支持率却在20%左右徘徊,而且还在下降。

  • 3. "I actually love creches because they put together in one place a history of piety that to me is true, " he says. "He is the son of God.

    “其实我热爱耶稣降生的故事,因为它在这么一个地方集中体现了一个虔诚的故事,在我看来这是真的,”他说,“他是上帝之子。

  • piety (n.) early 14c. (late 12c. as a surname), "mercy, tenderness, pity," from Old French piete "piety, faith; pity, compassion" (12c.), from Latin pietatem (nominative pietas) "dutiful conduct, sense of duty; religiousness, piety; loyalty, patriotism; faithfulness to natural ties," in Late Latin "gentleness, kindness, pity;" from pius "kind" (see pious). Meaning "piousness" attested in English from c. 1600. Also see pity (n.).
piety / ˈpaɪəti ; NAmE ˈpaɪəti / noun [uncountable ] the state of having or showing a deep respect for sb/sth, especially for God and religion; the state of being pious 虔诚 OPP impiety piety pieties piety / ˈpaɪəti ; NAmE ˈpaɪəti /
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