rites
英 [ˈraɪts]
美 [ˈraɪts]
n. (宗教等的)仪式，典礼
rite的复数
柯林斯词典
双语例句
- A clergyman in many Christian churches who has the authority to perform or administer various religious rites.
在许多基督教教会中有权利执行或管理各种宗教仪式的教士。 - One of the pivotal concepts behind the rites and festivals of Buddhist laity and monks is that of offering.
其中的关键概念背后的宗教仪式和节日的佛教俗人和僧侣，是提供。 - The various tribes had their regular festivals, with definite rites, especially dances and games.
各部落各有其定期的节日和一定的崇拜形式，特别是舞蹈和竞技； - These characters were mostly prayers by Shang rulers at divination and sacrificial rites, as well as simple records.
这些文字，大都是商代统治者占卜祭祀时的祝辞和简单记事。 - Prayers, ceremonies, rites, and rituals had nothing to do with true religion, and about these he was utterly indifferent.
祷告，仪式，习俗和典礼与真正的宗教无关，他完全地对这些漠不关心。 - Among the Grecian and Latin tribes these rites held a conspicuous position.
在希腊部落和拉丁部落中，这些宗教仪式占有突出的地位。 - In ancient times, every districts of China held sacrificial rites to heaven and ancestors.
在古时候，中国的各个地区都会举行祭拜天地和祖先的仪式。 - Rites set down social class differences, while music was a mediator in the society of all classes.
礼规定了社会中贵贱尊卑的等级差异，乐则在等级社会中发挥调和的作用。 - Classic culture and art have been replaced by tawdry mystifications, exotic rites and vacation photos.
经典文化和艺术已经被低俗的故弄玄虚，外国仪式和假期的照片所替代。 - The manners and rites of ancient China are the sacred narration, which happened in the earthly world.
中国古代礼仪是发生在世俗世界的神圣叙事，在仪式的背后，隐匿着潜在的神话信仰和神话思想。