单词	Hindu
释义	HinduHin‧du /ˈhɪnduː, ˌhɪnˈduː◂/ noun (plural Hindus) [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINHindu Origin: 1600-1700 Persian ‘Indian person’, from Hind; ➔ HINDI Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS An orthodox Hindu must not touch an untouchable or anything an untouchable touches. Anyway, he pointed out, by and large Hindus have a sense of humour. Daily and festive worship in the temple is being observed.Most Hindus worship daily, in one of many possible ways. Her replacement, Sister Nirmala, was born a Hindu but converted to Catholicism and has been with the order since 1958. Men with feminine propensities might turn to women, and the soul of a blood-thirsty Hindu could be reincarnated in an animal. One day a telegram arrived from a Hindu warning the Mahatma not to condemn Hindus for what they had done. The Hindus recognise three levels of consciousness: 1. The Ganges: sacred river of Hindus. word sets WORD SETS► Hinduism ashram, nounBrahman, nounDiwali, nounenlightenment, nounfakir, nounguru, nounHindu, nounkarma, nounmaharishi, nounmahatma, nounmandala, nounmantra, nounnirvana, nounsadhu, nounsuttee, nounswami, noununtouchable, adjectiveVeda, nounyoga, nounyogi, noun someone whose religion is Hinduism—Hindu adjective:  a Hindu temple
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