deaconess

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Christianitydeaconessdea‧con‧ess /ˌdiːkəˈnes $ ˈdiːkənəs/ noun [countable] RRCRRCa female religious official, in some Christian churches, who is just below the rank of a priestExamples from the Corpusdeaconess• Later while training as a deaconess in London she saw his funeral in 1912.• Because my grandmother was active in the church and had been a deaconess, she knew a lot of people.• An elderly deaconess who refused to denounce her faith during a riot against Christians.• So she calmly sat down with deaconess Pat Phillips to plan the funeral.

单词	deaconess
释义	deaconess From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Christianitydeaconessdea‧con‧ess /ˌdiːkəˈnes $ ˈdiːkənəs/ noun [countable] RRCRRCa female religious official, in some Christian churches, who is just below the rank of a priestExamples from the Corpusdeaconess• Later while training as a deaconess in London she saw his funeral in 1912.• Because my grandmother was active in the church and had been a deaconess, she knew a lot of people.• An elderly deaconess who refused to denounce her faith during a riot against Christians.• So she calmly sat down with deaconess Pat Phillips to plan the funeral.
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