英语词汇“shepherd”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

shepherd

/ˈʃɛpəd

noun

1A person who tends and rears sheep.In numerous prints donkeys and sheep enslave millers and shepherds; farmers pull ploughs or carry sacks and baskets....

Its guidelines are the cause of the current turmoil among Canada's cattle farmers, shepherds and some parts of our dairy sector.
With very few white settlers in the far north, it was not uncommon for Aborigines to attack the sheep, shepherds or even station huts.

Synonyms

herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd boy, shepherdess;

North American sheepman

1.1A member of the clergy who provides spiritual care and guidance for a congregation.Spiritual shepherds are giving way to media specialists, programming consultants, stage directors, special effects experts, and choreographers....

We expect them to be our spiritual shepherds even as we hold them responsible for the programs and ministries in the parish.
Perhaps I can point out that a shepherd needs to take care of his flock.

verb [with object]

1 (usually as noun shepherding) Tend (sheep) as a shepherd.I watched as Kit sped into the pen and began shepherding the sheep....

As he grew up, he lived in the hills surrounding his home tending and shepherding the mountainy sheep.
The episode will feature bullied pupils from a Bradford school who are given lessons to build their confidence by learning to shepherd sheep into a pen at the farm by shouting commands to Hope.

1.1Give guidance to (someone), especially on spiritual matters: she had to submit the control of her career and money to a group who shepherded her...

Elders are given to the Church by Jesus Christ to carry on His work of shepherding His people.
If the child is a relative stranger to you, how wise is it to take on the responsibility of shepherding him to adulthood?
Most of us shepherd generous people; what we must do is impart biblical teaching that consistently connects stewardship with discipleship.

2 [with object and adverbial of direction] Guide or direct in a particular direction: I shepherded them through the door...

Historic Scotland's have confirmed that visitors will buy a ticket for Maeshowe and will then be taken in groups from the mill to the cairn, with the guides shepherding them across the road.
He was one of 160 blacks chosen to serve on the Mason, a destroyer escort assigned to shepherd convoys of Army barges and tugs from the United States to England.
He has a major grumble about the way in which dive guides insist on shepherding divers around.

Synonyms

guide, conduct, usher, convoy, marshal, steer, herd, lead, take, escort, accompany, walk;

show, see, attend, chaperone

Origin

Old English scēaphierde, from sheep + obsolete herd 'herdsman'.

单词	shepherd
释义	shepherd /ˈʃɛpəd / noun 1A person who tends and rears sheep.In numerous prints donkeys and sheep enslave millers and shepherds; farmers pull ploughs or carry sacks and baskets.... Its guidelines are the cause of the current turmoil among Canada's cattle farmers, shepherds and some parts of our dairy sector. With very few white settlers in the far north, it was not uncommon for Aborigines to attack the sheep, shepherds or even station huts. Synonyms herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd boy, shepherdess; North American sheepman 1.1A member of the clergy who provides spiritual care and guidance for a congregation.Spiritual shepherds are giving way to media specialists, programming consultants, stage directors, special effects experts, and choreographers.... We expect them to be our spiritual shepherds even as we hold them responsible for the programs and ministries in the parish. Perhaps I can point out that a shepherd needs to take care of his flock. verb [with object] 1 (usually as noun shepherding) Tend (sheep) as a shepherd.I watched as Kit sped into the pen and began shepherding the sheep.... As he grew up, he lived in the hills surrounding his home tending and shepherding the mountainy sheep. The episode will feature bullied pupils from a Bradford school who are given lessons to build their confidence by learning to shepherd sheep into a pen at the farm by shouting commands to Hope. 1.1Give guidance to (someone), especially on spiritual matters: she had to submit the control of her career and money to a group who shepherded her... Elders are given to the Church by Jesus Christ to carry on His work of shepherding His people. If the child is a relative stranger to you, how wise is it to take on the responsibility of shepherding him to adulthood? Most of us shepherd generous people; what we must do is impart biblical teaching that consistently connects stewardship with discipleship. 2 [with object and adverbial of direction] Guide or direct in a particular direction: I shepherded them through the door... Historic Scotland's have confirmed that visitors will buy a ticket for Maeshowe and will then be taken in groups from the mill to the cairn, with the guides shepherding them across the road. He was one of 160 blacks chosen to serve on the Mason, a destroyer escort assigned to shepherd convoys of Army barges and tugs from the United States to England. He has a major grumble about the way in which dive guides insist on shepherding divers around. Synonyms guide, conduct, usher, convoy, marshal, steer, herd, lead, take, escort, accompany, walk; show, see, attend, chaperone Origin Old English scēaphierde, from sheep + obsolete herd 'herdsman'. Rhymes leopard
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