sacramental

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sacramental — 形容詞

  • sacramentalpositive
  • more sacramentalcomparative
  • most sacramentalsuperlative

1. belonging to or part of the sacred ceremonies of the Christian faith, such as ba

1.形容詞B2
釋義

聖禮的

與基督教聖禮相關的

belonging to or part of the sacred ceremonies of the Christian faith, such as baptism, marriage, and Holy Communion

例句

The sacramental wine was kept in a locked cabinet beside the altar.

聖禮用的葡萄酒被鎖在祭壇旁的櫃子裡。

collocation: sacramental wine

Mira chose a white dress with lace for her sacramental wedding ceremony.

Mira 為她的聖禮婚禮挑選了一件白色蕾絲禮服。

同義詞
  • liturgical

    more specifically about the prescribed form of public worship, rather than the sacraments themselves

  • ceremonial

    broader term for any formal ceremony, religious or secular

反義詞
  • secular

    worldly rather than religious; opposite in context

文法句型

sacramental + noun

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 2 (COMMUNION BREAD AND WINE): this sense describes the rites and ceremonies themselves, not the consecrated elements used in them.

常見錯誤

The temple has a sacramental feel to it.
The church has a sacramental atmosphere.
💡'sacramental' refers specifically to Christian sacraments, not religious feelings or buildings of other faiths.

2. describes the holy loaf and cup of wine used in the Christian Communion service

2.形容詞B2
釋義

聖餐的

指聖餐禮中所用的聖化餅酒

describes the holy loaf and cup of wine used in the Christian Communion service after the priest has blessed them

例句

The priest placed the sacramental bread on a silver plate before Mass.

神父在彌撒前將聖餐麵餅放在銀盤上。

collocation: sacramental bread

Tuan bowed his head as he took the sacramental wine from Father Brian.

Tuan 從 Brian 神父手中接過聖餐酒時低下了頭。

collocation: sacramental wine

同義詞
  • eucharistic

    more technical term, used mainly in Catholic and High Anglican traditions

文法句型

sacramental + bread/wine/elements

用法筆記

Only used to describe the consecrated bread and wine of Holy Communion, never for other religious objects. Distinguish from sense 1 (OF CHURCH RITES), which describes the ceremonies rather than the elements.