rabbi
rabbi 英 ['ræbaɪ] 美 ['ræbai]
n. 拉比（犹太人的学者）；法师；犹太教律法专家；先生
名词复数:rabbis
- If being a rabbi was just a matter of long beards and black suits, then ZZ Top could have opened up a yeshiva. A rabbi is a Jewish spiritual leader who is a scholar of Torah laws and customs.
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- n. 拉比（犹太人的学者）；法师；犹太教律法专家；先生
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1. A priest, a minister, and a rabbi want to see who’s best at his job. So they each go into the woods, find a bear, and attempt to convert it.
有一个神父、一个牧师和一个拉比想要比比看谁的工作做得最好，于是他们各自走进森林里，寻找一头熊并让熊皈依他们各自的教派。
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2. “I think that this is a trend all over the country, ” said rabbi Joy Levitt, executive director of the Jewish Community Center in Manhattan.
拉比乔伊·莱维特是曼哈顿地区一个犹太社区中心的执行经理，他说：“我觉得这是一个全国流行的趋势。
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3. "I love coming here, I would do anything to help this synagogue, it's part of my life and want to see it here forever," he says as his friend, the rabbi, looks on with a smile.
“我喜欢来这儿，为了这座教堂，我可以做任何事。 它是我生命的一部分，我希望它永远坐落在这里”，说这话时，他看了一眼身边的朋友——神父先生，两人相视一笑。
- rabbi (n.) "Jewish doctor of religious law," late 15c. (in Old English in biblical context only; in Middle English also as a title prefixed to personal names), from Late Latin rabbi, from Greek rhabbi, from Mishnaic Hebrew rabbi "my master," from rabh "master, great one," title of respect for Jewish doctors of law + -i, first person singular pronominal suffix. From Semitic root r-b-b "to be great or numerous" (compare robh "multitude;" Aramaic rabh "great; chief, master, teacher;" Arabic rabba "was great," rabb "master").
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