sacrilege
sacrilege 英 [ˈsækrəlɪdʒ] 美 [ˈsækrəlɪdʒ]
n. 冒渎；亵渎圣物；悖理逆天的行为
名词复数:sacrileges
- If you show up to an animal rights rally with a bucket full of fried chicken for lunch, you may be accused of committing sacrilege. You are violating a belief held sacred, at least by some individuals.
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- n. 冒渎；亵渎圣物；悖理逆天的行为
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1. Although some would probably declare this sacrilege, the similarities between both bands, at least in terms of make-up and influences are blindingly obvious for all to see.
虽然有些人会断言这是一种亵渎，因为两支乐队的相似性——至少在装扮上和受到的影响上——对所有人都是毋庸置疑的明显。
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2. An ogre isn’t definitely the coolest living thing and the entire appearance makes us hate the package but, when we think about Shrek, the whole hatred theme seems a sacrilege.
恶魔们并非都是冷冰冰的生物，虽然其总体形象使人厌恶，但是当我们想到怪物史瑞克时，它的形象看起来亵渎了恶魔们的憎恶形象。
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3. You make the American flag in the eyes of a numerous people the emblem of sacrilege in Christian churches, and of the burning of human dwellings, and of the horror of the water torture.
在众人眼里，美国的星条旗成为了对基督教堂的亵渎，代表着对人类家园的焚烧，牵连着人们对于水刑的恐惧，而这正是您造成的。
- sacrilege (n.) c. 1300, "crime of stealing what is consecrated to God," from Old French sacrilege (12c.), from Latin sacrilegium "temple robbery, a stealing of sacred things," from sacrilegus "stealer of sacred things," noun use of adjective, from phrase sacrum legere "to steal sacred things," from sacrum "sacred object" (from neuter singular of sacer "sacred;" see sacred) + legere "take, pick up," from PIE root *leg- (1) "to collect, gather." Second element is not from religion. Transferred sense of "profanation of anything held sacred" is attested from late 14c.
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