| 单词 | bishop |
| 释义 | bishop (bɪʃəp ) Word forms: bishops 1. countable noun & title noun A bishop is a clergyman of high rank in the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox churches. 2. countable noun In chess, a bishop is a piece that can be moved diagonally across the board on squares that are the same colour. Collocations: diocesan bishop With delegate bishops, the authority to conduct confirmations and other services would come from the diocesan bishop. Times, Sunday Times It said the diocesan bishop would still have jurisdiction to go into any parish except for certain functions. Times, Sunday Times At present, the old rite can be said only with special permission from a diocesan bishop. Times, Sunday Times He was the natural candidate, having been a diocesan bishop since 1961 and having already shown the wisdom and statesmanship which would continue to characterise his ministry. Times, Sunday Times Fellowship members could attempt to opt out of the pastoral care of their diocesan bishop and seek oversight from a more conservative archbishop from their own country or abroad. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 主教 Japanese: 主教 |
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