offering
offering — 名詞
- offeringsingular
- offeringsplural
1. a thing that you hand to another person, group, or god, often as a gesture of re
供品;禮物
獻給神明或他人的物品,常帶有象徵意義
a thing that you hand to another person, group, or god, often as a gesture of respect, thanks, or worship.
Lina placed a small offering of rice and fruit before the temple statue.
Lina 把一小份米和水果的供品放在寺廟神像前。
an offering of [thing] in a worship context
Marcus brought flowers to his neighbour as a peace offering after their argument.
Marcus 在吵架後帶了花到鄰居家當作和解的禮物。
fixed phrase: a peace offering
Each Sunday, the church collects offerings in a small wooden box near the door.
每個星期日,教會會在門口附近的小木箱裡收奉獻。
plural: offerings collected in a religious setting
Farmers in the village burned offerings to the mountain spirits before the harvest.
村裡的農夫在收成前焚燒供品獻給山神。
burnt / sacrificial offerings to a deity
The students left a box of chocolates on the teacher's desk as a small offering of thanks.
學生在老師桌上放了一盒巧克力,當作一份小小的謝禮。
an offering of thanks (figurative gift)
- a peace offering
- a small offering
- burnt offering
- make an offering
- leave an offering
文法句型
an offering of [thing]
an offering to [recipient]
用法筆記
Frequently used in religious or ceremonial contexts (gifts to a god, spirit, or temple), but also in everyday situations where the gift carries a symbolic meaning, such as making peace or showing thanks. Distinguish from the noun 'offer', which names a proposal or invitation, not the physical thing handed over.
常見錯誤
a peace offering
idiomsomething you give to another person to show that you are sorry and want to end a quarrel.
示好的禮物;和解的禮物
Daniel baked cookies for his sister as a peace offering after the shouting match.
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常見搭配
名詞搭配
- peace offering
- burnt offering
- temple offering
- Sunday offering
- thank offering
常用片語
- make an offering
- leave an offering
- bring an offering
- accept an offering
- a small offering
介系詞搭配
- an offering of [thing]
- an offering to [god / person]