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1. New Testament

the apostle John, the son of Zebedee, identified with the author of the fourth Gospel, three epistles, and the book of Revelation. Feast day: Dec 27 or Sept 26

the fourth Gospel

any of three epistles (in full The First, Second, and Third Epistles of John)

2. John the Baptist

known as John Lackland. 1167–1216, king of England (1199–1216); son of Henry II. He succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother Richard I, having previously tried to usurp the throne. War with France led to the loss of most of his French possessions. After his refusal to recognize Stephen Langton as archbishop of Canterbury an interdict was imposed on England (1208–14). In 1215 he was compelled by the barons to grant the Magna Carta

called the Fearless. 1371–1419, duke of Burgundy (1404–19). His attempt to control the mad king Charles VI and his murder of the king's brother led to civil war: assassinated

Augustus (Edwin). 1878–1961, British painter, esp of portraits

Barry born 1945, Welsh Rugby Union footballer: halfback for Wales (1966–72) and the British Lions (1968–71)

Sir Elton (Hercules). original name Reginald Dwight. born 1947, British rock pianist, composer, and singer; his hits include "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" (1973) and "Candle in the Wind 1997" (1997), a tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales

Gwen, sister of Augustus John. 1876–1939, British painter, working in France: noted esp for her portraits of women

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John I

surnamed Tzimisces . 925–976 ad , Byzantine emperor (969–976): extended Byzantine power into Bulgaria and Syria

John II

called the Good . 1319–64, king of France (1350–64): captured by the English at Poitiers (1356) and forced to sign treaties (1360) surrendering SW France to England

John IV

called the Fortunate . 1604–56, king of Portugal (1640–56). As duke of Braganza he led a revolt against Spanish rule and became king: lost most of Portugal's Asian possessions to the Dutch

John VI

?1769–1826, king of Portugal (1816–26): recognized the independence of Brazil (1825)

St John

island of the Virgin Islands of the U.S.: 20 sq mi (52 sq km); pop. 4,200

blue john

a blue or purple fibrous variety of fluorspar occurring only in Derbyshire : used for vases , etc

John Bull

a personification of England or the English people

John Doe

an unknown or unidentified male or female person

John Dory

a European dory (the fish), Zeus faber , having a deep compressed body, spiny dorsal fins , and massive mobile jaws

John Hop

a police officer

John III

1507–57, king of Portugal (1521–57): his reign saw the expansion of the Portuguese empire overseas but the start of economic decline at home

John Paul

John Paul I (born Albino Luciani ) 1912-78; pope (1978)

John XXII

original name Jacques Duèse. ?1244–1334, pope (1316–34), residing at Avignon ; involved in a long conflict with the Holy Roman Emperor Louis IV and opposed the Franciscan Spirituals

John Henry

one's signature

John Thomas

the male organ of copulation in higher vertebrates , also used for urine excretion in many mammals

John XXIII

Saint. original name Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli. 1881–1963, pope (1958–63). He promoted ecumenism and world peace and summoned the second Vatican Council (1962–65); canonized in 2014. Feast day: Oct 11 or June 4

Little John

one of Robin Hood's companions , noted for his great size and strength

Saint John

a port in E Canada , at the mouth of the St John River : the largest city in New Brunswick ; very often not abbreviated to 'St'. Pop: 90 762 (2001)

John Hancock

a person's signature

John o'Groats

a village at the northeasternmost tip of the Scottish mainland : considered to be the northernmost point of the mainland of Great Britain although Dunnet Head, slightly to the west , lies further north

Prester John

a legendary Christian priest and king, believed in the Middle Ages to have ruled in the Far East, but identified in the 14th century with the king of Ethiopia

St. John's

seaport & capital of Newfoundland and Labrador , Canada , on the SE coast : pop. 102,000 ( met . area, 174,000)

John Barleycorn

the personification of alcohol , esp of malt spirits

John Chrysostom

Saint . ?345–407 ad , Greek bishop and theologian ; one of the Fathers of the Greek Church, noted for his eloquence . Feast day: Sept 13

John Paul I

original name Albino Luciani. 1912–78, pope (1978) whose brief 33-day reign was characterized by a simpler papal style and anticipated an emphasis on pastoral rather than administrative priorities

John Paul II

Saint . original name Karol Wojtyla. 1920–2005, pope (1978–2005), born in Poland : the first non-Italian to be elected since 1522; canonized in 2014. Feast day: Oct 22

Saint John's

a port in Canada , capital of Newfoundland and Labrador , on the E coast of the Avalon Peninsula . Pop: 122 709 (2001)

John of Gaunt

Duke of Lancaster . 1340–99, son of Edward III: virtual ruler of England during the last years of his father's reign and during Richard II's minority

John of Leyden

original name Jan Bockelson. ?1509–36, Dutch Anabaptist leader . He established a theocracy in Münster (1534) but was tortured to death after the city was recaptured (1535) by its prince bishop

John Q. Public

a typical member of the general public

St. John Perse

(pseud. of Alexis Saint-Léger L éger ) 1887-1975; Fr. diplomat & poet

Dear John letter

a letter from someone (esp to a man) breaking off a love affair

Dear John (letter)

a letter from one's fianc ée or girlfriend breaking off an engagement or love affair , or from one's wife asking for a divorce

John Birch Society

a fanatical right-wing association organized along semisecret lines to fight Communism

John Lewis list

a list used by clerks in the House of Commons to assess the amount that may reasonably be claimed for various items by Members of Parliament as living expenses

John of Austria

called Don John. 1547–78, Spanish general: defeated the Turks at Lepanto (1571)

John of Damascus

Saint. ?675–749 ad , Syrian theologian , who defended the veneration of icons and images against the iconoclasts . Feast day: Dec 4

John of Salisbury

died 1180, English ecclesiastic and scholar ; bishop of Chartres (1176–80). He supported Thomas à Becket against Henry II

John the Baptist

Saint. the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth and the cousin and forerunner of Jesus, whom he baptized . He was beheaded by Herod ( Matthew 14:1–2). Feast day: June 24

Lake Saint John

a lake in Canada , in S Quebec : drained by the Saguenay River. Area: 971 sq km (375 sq miles)

Saint-John Perse

Saint-John ( ˈsɪndʒən ), real name Alexis Saint-Léger . 1887–1975, French poet, born in Guadeloupe . His works include Anabase (1922) and Chronique (1960). Nobel prize for literature 1960

johnboat

a small flat-bottomed boat

John of the Cross

Saint . original name Juan de Yepis y Alvarez . 1542–91, Spanish Carmelite monk , poet, and mystic . He founded the Discalced Carmelites with Saint Teresa (1568). Feast day: Dec 14

Saint John Ambulance

an organization that provides first aid and first-aid training

Saint John's bread

an evergreen leguminous Mediterranean tree, Ceratonia siliqua , with compound leaves and edible pods

Saint John's wort

any of numerous shrubs or herbaceous plants of the temperate genus Hypericum , such as H. perforatum, having yellow flowers and glandular leaves: family Hypericaceae

First Epistle of John

→ the First Epistle of John

Third Epistle of John

→ the Third Epistle of John

Bircher

a member or supporter of the John Birch Society

Second Epistle of John

→ the Second Epistle of John

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释义	Trends of john View usage for: john (dʒɑn) Word forms: johns countable noun A john is a toilet or bathroom. [US, informal] I've got to go to the john. john in British English (dʒɒn) noun 1. mainly US and Canadian a slang word for lavatory (sense 1) 2. slang, mainly US a prostitute's client 3. Australian slang short for John Hop Word origin C20: special use of the proper name John in British English (dʒɒn) noun 1. New Testament a. the apostle John, the son of Zebedee, identified with the author of the fourth Gospel, three epistles, and the book of Revelation. Feast day: Dec 27 or Sept 26 b. the fourth Gospel c. any of three epistles (in full The First, Second, and Third Epistles of John) 2. John the Baptist 3. known as John Lackland. 1167–1216, king of England (1199–1216); son of Henry II. He succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother Richard I, having previously tried to usurp the throne. War with France led to the loss of most of his French possessions. After his refusal to recognize Stephen Langton as archbishop of Canterbury an interdict was imposed on England (1208–14). In 1215 he was compelled by the barons to grant the Magna Carta 4. called the Fearless. 1371–1419, duke of Burgundy (1404–19). His attempt to control the mad king Charles VI and his murder of the king's brother led to civil war: assassinated 5. Augustus (Edwin). 1878–1961, British painter, esp of portraits 6. Barry born 1945, Welsh Rugby Union footballer: halfback for Wales (1966–72) and the British Lions (1968–71) 7. Sir Elton (Hercules). original name Reginald Dwight. born 1947, British rock pianist, composer, and singer; his hits include "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" (1973) and "Candle in the Wind 1997" (1997), a tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales 8. Gwen, sister of Augustus John. 1876–1939, British painter, working in France: noted esp for her portraits of women John in American English 1 (dʒɑn) noun 1. a masculine name: dim. Jack, Johnnie, Johnny; equiv. Fr. Jean, Ger. Hans, Johann, Johannes, Ir. Sean, Shane, Shawn, It. Giovanni, Pol. Jan, Russ. Ivan, Scot. Iain, Ian, Jock, Sp. Juan, Welsh Evan; fem. Jane, Jean, Jeanne, Joan, Joanna, Joanne, Johanna 2. Bible a. one of the twelve Apostles and one of the four Evangelists, to whom are ascribed the fourth Gospel, the three Letters of John, and the Book of Revelation: his dayis Dec. 27 : also Saint John the Divine b. the fourth book of the New Testament abbrev. Jn c. any of the three Letters of John 3. Bible John the Baptist Word origin ME Jon < OFr Johan, Jehan, Jan < ML Johannes < LL(Ec) Joannes < Gr(Ec) Iōannes < Heb yōhānān, contr. < yehōhānān, lit., Yahweh is gracious John in American English 2 (dʒɑn) 1. (called John Lackland) 1167?-1216; king of England (1199-1216): forced by his barons to sign the Magna Carta: son of Henry II 2. John III(born John Sobieski) 1624-96; king of Poland (1674-96) 3. John XXIII(born Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli) 1881-1963; pope (1958-63) 4. Augustus (Edwin)1879-1961; Eng. painter john in American English (dʒɑn) noun Slang 1. a toilet 2. US; [alsoJ-] a. any man, esp. one who is an easy mark b. a customer of a prostitute John in American English See Foxe See full dictionary entry for Fox Examples of 'john' in a sentence john The visits to the john lasted I suppose as long as visits to the john do last - know what I mean? Barnard, Robert DEATH IN PURPLE PROSE Mr Mackay went to the john once, and once went to get some books. Barnard, Robert DEATH IN PURPLE PROSE Word lists with john Books of the New Testament, saint All related terms of 'john' John I surnamed Tzimisces . 925–976 ad , Byzantine emperor (969–976): extended Byzantine power into Bulgaria and Syria John II called the Good . 1319–64, king of France (1350–64): captured by the English at Poitiers (1356) and forced to sign treaties (1360) surrendering SW France to England John IV called the Fortunate . 1604–56, king of Portugal (1640–56). As duke of Braganza he led a revolt against Spanish rule and became king: lost most of Portugal's Asian possessions to the Dutch John VI ?1769–1826, king of Portugal (1816–26): recognized the independence of Brazil (1825) St John island of the Virgin Islands of the U.S.: 20 sq mi (52 sq km); pop. 4,200 blue john a blue or purple fibrous variety of fluorspar occurring only in Derbyshire : used for vases , etc John Bull a personification of England or the English people John Doe an unknown or unidentified male or female person John Dory a European dory (the fish), Zeus faber , having a deep compressed body, spiny dorsal fins , and massive mobile jaws John Hop a police officer John III 1507–57, king of Portugal (1521–57): his reign saw the expansion of the Portuguese empire overseas but the start of economic decline at home John Paul John Paul I (born Albino Luciani ) 1912-78; pope (1978) John XXII original name Jacques Duèse. ?1244–1334, pope (1316–34), residing at Avignon ; involved in a long conflict with the Holy Roman Emperor Louis IV and opposed the Franciscan Spirituals John Henry one's signature John Thomas the male organ of copulation in higher vertebrates , also used for urine excretion in many mammals John XXIII Saint. original name Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli. 1881–1963, pope (1958–63). He promoted ecumenism and world peace and summoned the second Vatican Council (1962–65); canonized in 2014. Feast day: Oct 11 or June 4 Little John one of Robin Hood's companions , noted for his great size and strength Saint John a port in E Canada , at the mouth of the St John River : the largest city in New Brunswick ; very often not abbreviated to 'St'. Pop: 90 762 (2001) John Hancock a person's signature John o'Groats a village at the northeasternmost tip of the Scottish mainland : considered to be the northernmost point of the mainland of Great Britain although Dunnet Head, slightly to the west , lies further north Prester John a legendary Christian priest and king, believed in the Middle Ages to have ruled in the Far East, but identified in the 14th century with the king of Ethiopia St. John's seaport & capital of Newfoundland and Labrador , Canada , on the SE coast : pop. 102,000 ( met . area, 174,000) John Barleycorn the personification of alcohol , esp of malt spirits John Chrysostom Saint . ?345–407 ad , Greek bishop and theologian ; one of the Fathers of the Greek Church, noted for his eloquence . Feast day: Sept 13 John Paul I original name Albino Luciani. 1912–78, pope (1978) whose brief 33-day reign was characterized by a simpler papal style and anticipated an emphasis on pastoral rather than administrative priorities John Paul II Saint . original name Karol Wojtyla. 1920–2005, pope (1978–2005), born in Poland : the first non-Italian to be elected since 1522; canonized in 2014. Feast day: Oct 22 Saint John's a port in Canada , capital of Newfoundland and Labrador , on the E coast of the Avalon Peninsula . Pop: 122 709 (2001) John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster . 1340–99, son of Edward III: virtual ruler of England during the last years of his father's reign and during Richard II's minority John of Leyden original name Jan Bockelson. ?1509–36, Dutch Anabaptist leader . He established a theocracy in Münster (1534) but was tortured to death after the city was recaptured (1535) by its prince bishop John Q. Public a typical member of the general public St. John Perse (pseud. of Alexis Saint-Léger L éger ) 1887-1975; Fr. diplomat & poet Dear John letter a letter from someone (esp to a man) breaking off a love affair Dear John (letter) a letter from one's fianc ée or girlfriend breaking off an engagement or love affair , or from one's wife asking for a divorce John Birch Society a fanatical right-wing association organized along semisecret lines to fight Communism John Lewis list a list used by clerks in the House of Commons to assess the amount that may reasonably be claimed for various items by Members of Parliament as living expenses John of Austria called Don John. 1547–78, Spanish general: defeated the Turks at Lepanto (1571) John of Damascus Saint. ?675–749 ad , Syrian theologian , who defended the veneration of icons and images against the iconoclasts . Feast day: Dec 4 John of Salisbury died 1180, English ecclesiastic and scholar ; bishop of Chartres (1176–80). He supported Thomas à Becket against Henry II John the Baptist Saint. the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth and the cousin and forerunner of Jesus, whom he baptized . He was beheaded by Herod ( Matthew 14:1–2). Feast day: June 24 Lake Saint John a lake in Canada , in S Quebec : drained by the Saguenay River. Area: 971 sq km (375 sq miles) Saint-John Perse Saint-John ( ˈsɪndʒən ), real name Alexis Saint-Léger . 1887–1975, French poet, born in Guadeloupe . His works include Anabase (1922) and Chronique (1960). Nobel prize for literature 1960 johnboat a small flat-bottomed boat John of the Cross Saint . original name Juan de Yepis y Alvarez . 1542–91, Spanish Carmelite monk , poet, and mystic . He founded the Discalced Carmelites with Saint Teresa (1568). Feast day: Dec 14 Saint John Ambulance an organization that provides first aid and first-aid training Saint John's bread an evergreen leguminous Mediterranean tree, Ceratonia siliqua , with compound leaves and edible pods Saint John's wort any of numerous shrubs or herbaceous plants of the temperate genus Hypericum , such as H. perforatum, having yellow flowers and glandular leaves: family Hypericaceae First Epistle of John → the First Epistle of John Third Epistle of John → the Third Epistle of John Bircher a member or supporter of the John Birch Society Second Epistle of John → the Second Epistle of John
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