Definition of shul in English:

shul

noun ʃuːlSHo͞ol

A synagogue.
she could picture him in shul now
Example sentencesExamples
- His wife, Marie, recently told me that as a youngster he would walk for miles on Shabbat to daven in the Orthodox shul in Norfolk, known as the Cumberland Street Shul.
- The people I work with, my partners, the entrepreneurs, the soldiers, the old guys in my shul, the policemen, the housewives, the teachers, the soldiers - are all heroes.
- I still see Mr. Berman's portable shtender in the shul and I have to smile because I immediately see his warm gentle smile and think about how fortunate I was to have met your father.
- On Monday afternoon we gather by the shul and from there we proceed to the cemetery.
- Almost everyone in the community was for it except for the president of the shul.
- Orthodox Jews often use the Yiddish word shul (pronounced shool) to refer to their synagogue.
- I had to coordinate my hectic schedule with a wide variety of shuls located in various parts of the metropolis and match it with their schedules.
- This week was a special dedication ceremony of the newly renovated hall, and the shul was packed with people - including the chief rabbi of Turkey and all the community leaders.
- It reminded me of the party our shul had on Purim.
- I hadn't been to a progressive shul before this weekend.
- Finally, we made the ultimate commitment: we moved into the Jewish community within walking distance of the shul.
- The young man picked up his backpack, and together they walked out of the shul.
- The wooden canopied bimah was not in the middle of the shul, but - in Sephardic fashion - just to the right of the entrance doorway.
- Even though my father kept his store open on Saturday, he and my mother made fun of the Reform rabbi who drove to the shul down the block.
- The proper name of a shul is ‘beis knesset’ or the ’house of assembly.’
- The shul that you pray in will be the shul you show your grandchildren.
- People talked about it in their shuls and communities.
- And it was coming from my modest shul, affectionately called Landau's after the rabbinic family that founded it and continues to lead the congregation.
- Indeed when the time was right for me - as I believe it was pre-ordained - I found the shul and the rabbi to whom I am most indebted.
- So I started studying Judaism at various locations, and looked for a shul that I felt comfortable in.

Origin

Late 19th century: Yiddish, from German Schule 'school'.

Rhymes

Banjul, befool, Boole, boule, boules, boulle, cagoule, cool, drool, fool, ghoul, Joule, mewl, misrule, mule, O'Toole, pool, Poole, pul, pule, Raoul, rule, school, sool, spool, Stamboul, stool, Thule, tomfool, tulle, you'll, yule

Definition of shul in US English:

shul

nounSHo͞ol

A synagogue.
on High Holidays he attended shul
Example sentencesExamples
- The people I work with, my partners, the entrepreneurs, the soldiers, the old guys in my shul, the policemen, the housewives, the teachers, the soldiers - are all heroes.
- Indeed when the time was right for me - as I believe it was pre-ordained - I found the shul and the rabbi to whom I am most indebted.
- The wooden canopied bimah was not in the middle of the shul, but - in Sephardic fashion - just to the right of the entrance doorway.
- I still see Mr. Berman's portable shtender in the shul and I have to smile because I immediately see his warm gentle smile and think about how fortunate I was to have met your father.
- On Monday afternoon we gather by the shul and from there we proceed to the cemetery.
- People talked about it in their shuls and communities.
- Finally, we made the ultimate commitment: we moved into the Jewish community within walking distance of the shul.
- I hadn't been to a progressive shul before this weekend.
- This week was a special dedication ceremony of the newly renovated hall, and the shul was packed with people - including the chief rabbi of Turkey and all the community leaders.
- His wife, Marie, recently told me that as a youngster he would walk for miles on Shabbat to daven in the Orthodox shul in Norfolk, known as the Cumberland Street Shul.
- I had to coordinate my hectic schedule with a wide variety of shuls located in various parts of the metropolis and match it with their schedules.
- Almost everyone in the community was for it except for the president of the shul.
- The proper name of a shul is ‘beis knesset’ or the ’house of assembly.’
- Orthodox Jews often use the Yiddish word shul (pronounced shool) to refer to their synagogue.
- So I started studying Judaism at various locations, and looked for a shul that I felt comfortable in.
- Even though my father kept his store open on Saturday, he and my mother made fun of the Reform rabbi who drove to the shul down the block.
- It reminded me of the party our shul had on Purim.
- And it was coming from my modest shul, affectionately called Landau's after the rabbinic family that founded it and continues to lead the congregation.
- The shul that you pray in will be the shul you show your grandchildren.
- The young man picked up his backpack, and together they walked out of the shul.

Origin

Late 19th century: Yiddish, from German Schule ‘school’.

单词	shul
释义	Definition of shul in English: shul noun ʃuːlSHo͞ol A synagogue. she could picture him in shul now Example sentencesExamples His wife, Marie, recently told me that as a youngster he would walk for miles on Shabbat to daven in the Orthodox shul in Norfolk, known as the Cumberland Street Shul. The people I work with, my partners, the entrepreneurs, the soldiers, the old guys in my shul, the policemen, the housewives, the teachers, the soldiers - are all heroes. I still see Mr. Berman's portable shtender in the shul and I have to smile because I immediately see his warm gentle smile and think about how fortunate I was to have met your father. On Monday afternoon we gather by the shul and from there we proceed to the cemetery. Almost everyone in the community was for it except for the president of the shul. Orthodox Jews often use the Yiddish word shul (pronounced shool) to refer to their synagogue. I had to coordinate my hectic schedule with a wide variety of shuls located in various parts of the metropolis and match it with their schedules. This week was a special dedication ceremony of the newly renovated hall, and the shul was packed with people - including the chief rabbi of Turkey and all the community leaders. It reminded me of the party our shul had on Purim. I hadn't been to a progressive shul before this weekend. Finally, we made the ultimate commitment: we moved into the Jewish community within walking distance of the shul. The young man picked up his backpack, and together they walked out of the shul. The wooden canopied bimah was not in the middle of the shul, but - in Sephardic fashion - just to the right of the entrance doorway. Even though my father kept his store open on Saturday, he and my mother made fun of the Reform rabbi who drove to the shul down the block. The proper name of a shul is ‘beis knesset’ or the ’house of assembly.’ The shul that you pray in will be the shul you show your grandchildren. People talked about it in their shuls and communities. And it was coming from my modest shul, affectionately called Landau's after the rabbinic family that founded it and continues to lead the congregation. Indeed when the time was right for me - as I believe it was pre-ordained - I found the shul and the rabbi to whom I am most indebted. So I started studying Judaism at various locations, and looked for a shul that I felt comfortable in. Origin Late 19th century: Yiddish, from German Schule 'school'. Rhymes Banjul, befool, Boole, boule, boules, boulle, cagoule, cool, drool, fool, ghoul, Joule, mewl, misrule, mule, O'Toole, pool, Poole, pul, pule, Raoul, rule, school, sool, spool, Stamboul, stool, Thule, tomfool, tulle, you'll, yule Definition of shul in US English: shul nounSHo͞ol A synagogue. on High Holidays he attended shul Example sentencesExamples The people I work with, my partners, the entrepreneurs, the soldiers, the old guys in my shul, the policemen, the housewives, the teachers, the soldiers - are all heroes. Indeed when the time was right for me - as I believe it was pre-ordained - I found the shul and the rabbi to whom I am most indebted. The wooden canopied bimah was not in the middle of the shul, but - in Sephardic fashion - just to the right of the entrance doorway. I still see Mr. Berman's portable shtender in the shul and I have to smile because I immediately see his warm gentle smile and think about how fortunate I was to have met your father. On Monday afternoon we gather by the shul and from there we proceed to the cemetery. People talked about it in their shuls and communities. Finally, we made the ultimate commitment: we moved into the Jewish community within walking distance of the shul. I hadn't been to a progressive shul before this weekend. This week was a special dedication ceremony of the newly renovated hall, and the shul was packed with people - including the chief rabbi of Turkey and all the community leaders. His wife, Marie, recently told me that as a youngster he would walk for miles on Shabbat to daven in the Orthodox shul in Norfolk, known as the Cumberland Street Shul. I had to coordinate my hectic schedule with a wide variety of shuls located in various parts of the metropolis and match it with their schedules. Almost everyone in the community was for it except for the president of the shul. The proper name of a shul is ‘beis knesset’ or the ’house of assembly.’ Orthodox Jews often use the Yiddish word shul (pronounced shool) to refer to their synagogue. So I started studying Judaism at various locations, and looked for a shul that I felt comfortable in. Even though my father kept his store open on Saturday, he and my mother made fun of the Reform rabbi who drove to the shul down the block. It reminded me of the party our shul had on Purim. And it was coming from my modest shul, affectionately called Landau's after the rabbinic family that founded it and continues to lead the congregation. The shul that you pray in will be the shul you show your grandchildren. The young man picked up his backpack, and together they walked out of the shul. Origin Late 19th century: Yiddish, from German Schule ‘school’.
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