suffragan

IPA/ˈsʌfrəɡən/
IPA/ˈsʌfrəɡən/

suffragan — 名詞

1. In the Anglican and Episcopal churches, a bishop who helps the main bishop of a

1.名詞C2
釋義

副主教

聖公會中協助教區主教的主教

In the Anglican and Episcopal churches, a bishop who helps the main bishop of a region (called a diocese) by carrying out visits, ceremonies, and other duties.

例句

Bishop Tuan served as suffragan to the Archbishop of Canterbury for eight years.

Tuan 主教在坎特伯里大主教麾下擔任副主教長達八年。

suffragan + to + person (archbishop)

The suffragan visited twenty-three rural churches in the diocese last spring.

該位副主教去年春季走訪了教區內二十三間鄉村教會。

suffragan as subject; typical duties (visiting churches)

同義詞
反義詞
  • diocesan bishop

    the main bishop of a diocese, whom the suffragan assists

  • metropolitan

    an archbishop who oversees several dioceses, including suffragan ones

文法句型

suffragan + of + place

suffragan + to + person

用法筆記

Used primarily in Anglican and Episcopal churches. Unlike a coadjutor bishop, a suffragan does not have the automatic right to succeed the diocesan bishop.

常見錯誤

The suffragan has the right to take over when the bishop leaves.
The suffragan helps the bishop but does not have the automatic right to succeed him.
💡A suffragan is an assistant, not an heir to the position.
Citizens voted in the suffragan election.
The diocese appointed a new suffragan.
💡'Suffragan' is a church role; 'suffrage' means the right to vote in political elections.

suffragan — 形容詞