episcopal
/ɪˈpɪskəpl/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪˈpɪskəpl/ (ame, ipa) · /i-ˈpi-skə-pəl -bəl/ (ame, mw)
episcopal — 形容詞
- episcopalpositive
- more episcopalcomparative
- most episcopalsuperlative
1. Connected with bishops, or with a church whose leaders are bishops.
主教的
與主教或主教治理教會有關
Connected with bishops, or with a church whose leaders are bishops.
The church prepared for an episcopal visit before the weekend service.
那間教會在週末禮拜前準備接待主教來訪。
collocation: episcopal visit
Bao studied the episcopal robes displayed in the museum gallery.
Bao 在博物館展廳裡仔細看著那些主教的長袍。
collocation: episcopal robes
The school was founded under episcopal authority nearly two hundred years ago.
那所學校是在主教的管轄下於將近兩百年前創立的。
A new rule was approved by the episcopal council last spring.
一項新規定在去年春天獲得主教會議批准。
Defne wrote her essay about episcopal government in early churches.
Defne 的文章討論早期教會中的主教制治理。
- ecclesiastical
Broader and can describe church matters in general, not only bishops.
- clerical
Refers to clergy more generally, while 'episcopal' focuses on bishops or bishop-led structures.
文法句型
episcopal + noun
用法筆記
Usually comes before nouns such as 'authority', 'visit', or 'government'. In church contexts, it points to leadership by bishops rather than to one local building.
episcopal — 名詞
1. A person who belongs to a church led by bishops.
主教派教徒
屬於由主教帶領教會的人
A person who belongs to a church led by bishops.
Ada's grandfather was an episcopal who sang in the cathedral choir.
Ada 的祖父是一名主教派教徒,也在座堂詩班唱歌。
pattern: an episcopal
In the old town, episcopals and Methodists shared the same graveyard.
在那座老城裡,主教派教徒和衛理公會教徒共用同一座墓園。
pattern: episcopals and [another group]
After college, Christopher became an episcopal and joined the church council.
大學畢業後,Christopher 成了主教派教徒,並加入教會議會。
The novel follows a young episcopal living in colonial Virginia.
這本小說描寫一位住在維吉尼亞殖民地的年輕主教派教徒。
- Episcopalian
The fuller and more common noun in modern English for a member of this church tradition.
文法句型
an episcopal
episcopals
用法筆記
This noun is rare and is mostly seen in church or historical writing. Many modern speakers use the fuller form 'Episcopalian' instead.