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单词 baptism
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Marriage and baptism set out a framework for the nourishing and fulfilment of family life.But from his chapel he continues to prepare personnel for baptisms and weddings.The baptism has been tougher than expected.It has been a tough baptism in the top flight for the majority of the squad.We strongly encourage them to worship with us weekly for three months before we talk about marriage or baptism.They hold power over marriages, baptisms and funerals.It will be a tough baptism for the former Scotland scrum half but one that he will relish.That would have been a tough baptism for anybody, let alone somebody with great expectations on his shoulders.A tough baptism and harsh lesson.They would also be able to dress without robes for weddings, funerals and baptisms if the family involved wanted a less formal service.Is it wise for the Church of England to offer a combined marriage and baptism service?It was a tough baptism for the young Britain players, though one they seemed to have enjoyed.A huge 66 per cent said they only went for weddings, funerals and baptisms in the last year.

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baptism

British English: baptism NOUN
A baptism is a Christian ceremony in which a person is baptized.
Infants prepared for baptism should be dressed in pure white.
  • American English: baptism
  • Brazilian Portuguese: batismo
  • Chinese: > 洗礼基督教的
  • European Spanish: bautismo
  • French: baptême
  • German: Taufe
  • Italian: battesimo
  • Japanese: 洗礼
  • Korean: 세례
  • European Portuguese: batismo
  • Latin American Spanish: bautismo

Chinese translation of 'baptism'

baptism

(ˈbæptɪzəm)

n (c/u)

  1. 洗礼(禮) (xǐlǐ) (, )
baptism,洗礼,是一种基督教仪式。牧师把水浇在受洗人额头上,或把受洗人浸在水中,以示其罪已得到原谅,或已成为该教堂的一员。实际上,这种仪式与新生儿正式命名(christened)同时进行。
(noun) 
Definition
a Christian religious rite in which a person is immersed in or sprinkled with water as a sign of being cleansed from sin and accepted as a member of the Church
We are at a site of baptism, a place of worship.
Synonyms
christening
naming
sprinkling
purification
immersion
(noun) 
The new members face a tough baptism against Leeds.
Synonyms
initiation
This was my initiation into the peace movement.
beginning
Think of this as a new beginning.
debut
This young player has his international debut next week.
introduction
Her introduction to parliament could have been easier.
admission
There has been a slight increase in hospital admissions.
dedication
inauguration
They later attended the inauguration of the University.
induction
an induction course for new members
inception
Since its inception, the company has produced 53 different designs.
rite of passage
commencement
All applicants should be at least 16 years of age at the commencement of this course.
investiture
Edward VIII's investiture as Prince of Wales in 1911
baptism of fire
instatement

Additional synonyms

in the sense of admission
Definition
permission to join an organization
There has been a slight increase in hospital admissions.
Synonyms
admittance,
access,
entry,
introduction,
entrance,
acceptance,
initiation,
entrée,
ingress
in the sense of beginning
Definition
a start
Think of this as a new beginning.
Synonyms
start,
opening,
break (informal),
chance,
source,
opportunity,
birth,
origin,
introduction,
outset,
starting point,
onset,
overture,
initiation,
inauguration,
inception,
commencement,
opening move
in the sense of commencement
Definition
the beginning
All applicants should be at least 16 years of age at the commencement of this course.
Synonyms
beginning,
start,
opening,
launch,
birth,
origin,
dawn (literary),
outset,
onset,
initiation,
inauguration,
inception,
embarkation

Nearby words of
baptism

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