crosier
/ˈkrəʊziə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈkrəʊʒər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkrō-zhər/ (ame, mw)
crosier — 名詞
- crosiersingular
- crosiersplural
1. a ceremonial staff with a hooked top that a bishop or abbot carries to show chur
主教杖
主教或院長儀式中持的彎杖
a ceremonial staff with a hooked top that a bishop or abbot carries to show church authority.
During the procession, Bishop Nicholas carried a silver crosier beside the altar.
在遊行儀式中，Nicholas 主教在祭壇旁拿著一根銀色主教杖。
carry a crosier during a church ceremony
The museum label explained that the carved crosier once belonged to an abbot.
博物館標籤說明，那根雕花主教杖以前屬於一位修道院院長。
Iris sketched the bishop's crosier after visiting the cathedral treasury.
Iris 參觀完主教座堂寶庫後，畫下了那根主教杖。
At the ordination service, Bishop Walid received the crosier from the senior archbishop.
在祝聖禮中，資深總主教把主教杖交給 Walid 主教。
Asher noticed that the crosier's curved top looked like a shepherd's hook.
Asher 注意到，主教杖頂端的彎鉤看起來像牧羊人的鉤杖。
- crozier
the more common spelling of the same ceremonial object; the meaning is the same.
- staff
a much broader word for any long stick; it does not by itself suggest a bishop's ceremonial symbol.
- pastoral staff
a formal church term that stresses the object's symbolic role in religious leadership.
用法筆記
Used mainly in Christian church settings, especially when describing bishops, abbots, and formal ceremonies. In modern writing it appears more often in historical, religious, or museum contexts than in everyday conversation.