parament
parament — 名詞
1. a decorative cloth used in Christian churches for covering the altar and other f
教堂掛飾
裝飾教堂的布製品,如祭壇布或講臺掛布
a decorative cloth used in Christian churches for covering the altar and other furniture, or worn as part of a priest's official clothing during services
The women of the church sewed a new purple parament for the altar before Advent.
教會婦女在將臨期前為祭壇縫製了一塊新的紫色教堂掛飾。
collocation: purple parament / seasonal color association
Gabriel carefully folded the old linen parament and placed it in the storage chest.
Gabriel 仔細摺好那塊舊的亞麻教堂掛飾,放進儲物櫃裡。
collocation: linen parament / folded + stored after use
Each parament in the cathedral is made from silk and decorated with religious symbols.
主座教堂的每塊掛飾都是用絲綢製成,並繡有宗教圖案。
Ishaan admired the golden parament hanging from the pulpit during the wedding service.
Ishaan 在婚禮儀式上欣賞著從講道壇垂下的金色教堂掛飾。
The museum collection includes a 17th-century parament from a French abbey.
該博物館的收藏中包括一件 17 世紀法國修道院的教堂掛飾。
- altar cloth
more specific — only covers the altar; plainer, everyday term
- church hanging
more general — can refer to any fabric decoration in a church
- vestment
specifically refers to a garment worn by clergy, not a cloth covering furniture
用法筆記
Parament is most often used in the plural form (paraments) when referring to a full set of church hangings. In the singular it usually describes one specific piece, such as an altar cloth or a lectern hanging. The color of the parament often changes with the church calendar — for example, purple for Lent, white for Easter.