monastic
/məˈnæstɪk/ (bre, ipa) · /məˈnæstɪk/ (ame, ipa) · /mə-ˈna-stik/ (ame, mw)
monastic — 形容詞
- monasticpositive
- more monasticcomparative
- most monasticsuperlative
1. relating to the life, buildings, rules, or traditions of people who live in mona
修道的
與修士或修道院有關
relating to the life, buildings, rules, or traditions of people who live in monasteries
The museum displayed monastic robes from an old Korean temple.
博物館展出了來自韓國古老寺院的修道服。
monastic + noun: robes
Visitors walked through the monastic garden behind the monastery walls.
遊客走過修道院圍牆後方的修道院花園。
The book explains how monastic rules shaped daily meals and prayer.
這本書說明了修道院規則如何塑造每日的飲食與祈禱。
Asha studied monastic art before writing her report on early Tibet.
Asha 在寫早期西藏報告前研究了修道藝術。
The school borrowed monastic chants for its spring music program.
學校在春季音樂節目中借用了修道聖歌。
- religious
broader and not limited to monks, nuns, or monasteries
- cloistered
emphasizes being shut away from ordinary society more than general monastery-related description
- ecclesiastical
formal and church-institutional, not specifically about monastic life
- secular
not connected with religious communities or monastery life
文法句型
monastic + noun
be monastic in origin
用法筆記
Usually describes communities, buildings, clothing, rules, music, or art linked to monks and nuns. Distinguish from sense 2, which is about a plain, withdrawn style of life rather than religious connection itself.
常見錯誤
2. describing a life or place that is very plain, disciplined, and cut off from ord
清修;簡樸
像修道生活般孤寂又極簡
describing a life or place that is very plain, disciplined, and cut off from ordinary social contact
Meera kept her room almost monastic, with bare walls and one lamp.
Meera 把房間布置得幾乎像清修居所一樣,只有空白牆面和一盞燈。
be/look monastic + concrete room details
The cabin offered a monastic life of early walks and plain meals.
那間小屋提供一種清修的生活,只有清晨散步和簡單餐食。
collocation: monastic life
After the divorce, Gabriel preferred a monastic routine with no phone or TV.
離婚後,Gabriel 偏好沒有手機和電視的簡樸作息。
The writer lived in monastic silence for a month by the lake.
那位作家在湖邊過了一個月近乎清修的寂靜生活。
The house looked monastic, with white walls, hard beds, and no decorations.
那棟房子看起來非常簡樸,白牆、硬床,沒有任何裝飾。
文法句型
monastic life
monastic + room/routine
live a monastic life
用法筆記
Most often describes a stripped-down lifestyle, room, or routine that feels almost like life in a monastery. Distinguish from sense 1, which only marks a direct connection with monks or monasteries.
常見錯誤
monastic — 名詞
1. a person in a religious order who lives by strict vows and community rules, like
修士;修女
立下宗教誓願的修道者
a person in a religious order who lives by strict vows and community rules, like a monk or nun
The young monastic rang the bell before sunrise and opened the gate.
那位年輕修士在日出前敲鐘並打開大門。
a monastic + verb sequence
Visitors thanked the monastic who showed them the herb garden.
遊客感謝帶他們參觀香草園的那位修道者。
A monastic copied prayers by hand in the quiet library.
一位修道者在安靜的圖書館裡用手抄寫祈禱文。
The film follows a monastic who teaches children in a mountain village.
這部影片記錄一位修道者在山村教孩子的生活。
Two monastics welcomed Hiro at the gate with warm tea.
兩位修道者在門口用熱茶歡迎 Hiro。
- layperson
someone who is not a member of a religious order
文法句型
a monastic lives in + place
a monastic + who-clause
monastics + verb
用法筆記
Usually sounds formal, historical, or literary. In everyday speech, people more often say monk or nun unless they want one general word for members of such religious communities.