ordination
英 [ˌɔː.dɪˈneɪ.ʃən]
美 [ˌɔːr.dənˈeɪ.ʃən]
ordination 授予圣职来自ordain,授予圣职,授予圣秩,-ation,名词后缀。
- ordination
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ordination: see order
- ordination (n.)
- early 15c., "the act of conferring holy orders," from Old French ordinacion (12c.) or directly from Latin ordinationem (nominative ordinatio) "a setting in order, ordinance," noun of action from past participle stem of ordinare "arrange" (see ordain).
- 1. To improve hand-eye co-ordination, practise throwing and catching balls.
- 要想提高手眼协调能力,就练习投球和接球。
- 2. the ordination of women priests
- 女司祭的授职礼
- 3. We weren't sure whether there was a hyphen in the word co - ordination.
- 我们不确定在单词co-ordination中有没有连字符.
- 4. For him the Church's decision to allow the ordination of women had been the last straw.
- 教会同意授给女性神职的决定使他终于忍无可忍。
- 5. Co - ordination and mutual help between factories has become the order of the day.
- 厂际协作和互相帮助已蔚然成风.