clergymen

英

美 [ˈklɜrdʒimɪn]

n.  (男)圣职人员，神职人员
clergyman的复数

柯林斯词典

• 牧师;教士
  Aclergymanis a male member of the clergy.

双语例句

• Maria and Elizabeth, the two oldest girls, were sent to the Cowan Bridge school for the daughters of poor clergymen.
  玛丽亚和伊丽莎白这两个最大的女孩儿被送到柯文布瑞芝这所专为贫穷牧师的女儿们开立的学校。
• He then posed for pictures with other clergymen in front of the church.
  他随后和其他的神职人员一起在教堂前合影留念。
• Gigantic pansies, considerably larger than the roses, and closely resembling the floral pen-wipers made by female parishioners for fashionable clergymen, sprang from the moss beneath the rose-trees;
  比这些玫瑰更大的紫罗兰，颇似教区女居民为牧师制作的花形笔擦，从玫瑰树底下的绿苔中拔地而起；
• When researchers compared occupations with life expectancy, they found that clergymen were among the longest-lived men and nuns were among the oldest women.
  有信仰。当研究人员比较不同职业人的平均寿命，他们发现牧师是男人中最长寿的，修女是女人中最长寿的。
• In the seventeenth century England had known fifty years of doctrinal quarrels and civil war; clergymen had been turned from their cures, and churches irreverently used.
  在十七世纪，英国人知道了五十年来的学说争论和内战；牧师偏离了他们的职责，对教堂胡乱使用。
• From every pulpit, clergymen fulminate against sin.
  牧师们在各教学严辞谴责罪行。
• More liberal Protestant and Jewish clergymen joined non-believers in maintaining that abortion is a basic right for women.
  自由清教徒和犹太教牧师加入到信仰者之列，坚持认为流产是妇女的一项基本权利。
• Civilians and clergymen were main victims of the fire.
  火灾的直接受害者主要是平民百姓和宗教人士。
• Whether the witch had read the minister's thoughts, or no, she came to a full stop, looked shrewdly into his face, smiled craftily, and-though little given to converse with clergymen-began a conversation.
  不管那妖婆是否看出了牧师的想法，反正她一下子停住了脚步，机灵地盯着他的面孔，狡诘地微笑着，并且开始同她从不打交道的牧师攀谈了起来。
• Clergymen collectively ( as distinguished from the laity).
  全体神职人员（区别于俗人）。