| 释义 | View usage for: (klɜːʳdʒimən) Word forms: plural clergymencountable nounA clergyman is a male member of the clergy. Synonyms: minister, member of the clergy, priest, vicar More Synonyms of clergymanclergyman in British English (ˈklɜːdʒɪmən) nounWord forms:  plural -mena male religious minister, esp of the Christian ChurchGender-neutral form: vicar, priest, minister, clericclergyman in American English (ˈklɜrdʒimən)   nounWord forms: plural ˈclergymen (ˈklɜrdʒimən)  a member of the clergy; minister, priest, rabbi, etc.And her mum and dad shook the hand of a senior clergyman and thanked him.One such man was the local clergyman, who was moved to see the frantic young mother in such despair.Others showed him as a young clergyman and as a season ticket holder at local side San Lorenzo.She knew that she was not going to stay at the English clergyman's house where she was taken at first.Examples of 'clergyman' in a sentenceclergymanIn other languagesclergymanBritish English: clergyman NOUN  A clergyman is a male member of the clergy. American English: clergymanBrazilian Portuguese: clérigoChinese: 男牧师European Spanish: clérigoFrench: ecclésiastiqueGerman: GeistlicheItalian: ecclesiasticoJapanese: 男性聖職者Korean: 성직자European Portuguese: clérigoLatin American Spanish: clérigo
Definition a member of the clergy The crowds were protesting against a local clergyman being banned from preaching.Synonyms member of the clergy reverend (informal) rabbi chaplain cleric curate father churchman or woman man or woman or person of God man or woman or person of the clothAdditional synonymsDefinition a priest who is learned in theology He had the air of a divine.Synonyms priest,  minister,  vicar,  reverend,  pastor,  cleric,  or woman">clergyman or woman,  curate,  churchman or woman,  padre (informal),  holy man or woman or person,  man or woman or person of God ,  man or woman or person of the cloth,  ecclesiastic,  father confessorDefinition a chaplain to the armed forces Many soldiers found the padre a comforting presence.Synonyms priest,  vicar,  parson,  preacher,  minister,  pastor,  chaplain,  clergyman,  rector,  curate,  man of the clothDefinition any clergyman At that time, the parish did not have a resident parson.Synonyms clergyman,  minister,  priest,  vicar,  divine,  incumbent,  reverend (informal),  preacher,  pastor,  cleric,  rector,  curate,  churchman,  man of God,  man of the cloth, ecclesiasticclemencyclementclergyclergymanclericalclevercleverness
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