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Bible

/ˈbʌɪb(ə)l

noun

1 (the Bible) The Christian scriptures, consisting of the Old and New Testaments: [as modifier]: Bible stories Bible study

1.1 (the Bible) The Jewish scriptures, consisting of the Torah or Law, the Prophets, and the Hagiographa or Writings.

1.2 (also bible) A copy of the Christian or Jewish scriptures.A court usher held a copy of the bible to her right hand for the woman to take the oath....

You won't find the Apocrypha in most bibles, as for Christians of the Reformation it is not regarded as Scripture.
It shows an African man from the waist up, holding a bible, with his arms extended and raised.

1.3A particular edition or translation of the Bible: the New English Bible

Synonyms

the (Holy) Scriptures, Holy Writ, the Good Book, the Book of Books;

New English Bible, King James Bible, Authorized Version, Revised Version, Good News Bible, Jerusalem Bible, Geneva Bible;

Gideon Bible

1.4 (bible) informal A book regarded as authoritative in a particular sphere: a brand-new edition of this filmgoers' bible...

This is the bible of pregnancy books, answering virtually every question you could ever think of. A great resource.
But I was also obsessed with the possibility of the future turning out to be horrible - so I carried around 1984, Farenheit 451 and Brave New World like they were my Bibles.
The Les Routiers guide - one of the few bibles of the catering and accommodation world - contains 600 entries, covering hotels, restaurants, inns, B and Bs and cafes.

Synonyms

handbook, manual, ABC, companion, guide, primer, essential book, authoritative book;

Latin vade mecum

rare enchiridion

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin biblia, from Greek (ta) biblia '(the) books', from biblion 'book', originally a diminutive of biblos 'papyrus, scroll', of Semitic origin.

Bible has come via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin biblia, from Greek (ta) biblia ‘(the) books’. The singular biblion was originally a diminutive of biblos ‘papyrus, scroll’, of Semitic origin. There is a link with the Eastern Mediterranean port of Byblos, which was a major exporter of papyrus to Greece. Words like bibliography (early 19th century) come from the same source.

单词	Bible
释义	Bible /ˈbʌɪb(ə)l / noun 1 (the Bible) The Christian scriptures, consisting of the Old and New Testaments: [as modifier]: Bible stories Bible study 1.1 (the Bible) The Jewish scriptures, consisting of the Torah or Law, the Prophets, and the Hagiographa or Writings. 1.2 (also bible) A copy of the Christian or Jewish scriptures.A court usher held a copy of the bible to her right hand for the woman to take the oath.... You won't find the Apocrypha in most bibles, as for Christians of the Reformation it is not regarded as Scripture. It shows an African man from the waist up, holding a bible, with his arms extended and raised. 1.3A particular edition or translation of the Bible: the New English Bible Synonyms the (Holy) Scriptures, Holy Writ, the Good Book, the Book of Books; New English Bible, King James Bible, Authorized Version, Revised Version, Good News Bible, Jerusalem Bible, Geneva Bible; Gideon Bible 1.4 (bible) informal A book regarded as authoritative in a particular sphere: a brand-new edition of this filmgoers' bible... This is the bible of pregnancy books, answering virtually every question you could ever think of. A great resource. But I was also obsessed with the possibility of the future turning out to be horrible - so I carried around 1984, Farenheit 451 and Brave New World like they were my Bibles. The Les Routiers guide - one of the few bibles of the catering and accommodation world - contains 600 entries, covering hotels, restaurants, inns, B and Bs and cafes. Synonyms handbook, manual, ABC, companion, guide, primer, essential book, authoritative book; Latin vade mecum rare enchiridion Origin Middle English: via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin biblia, from Greek (ta) biblia '(the) books', from biblion 'book', originally a diminutive of biblos 'papyrus, scroll', of Semitic origin. Bible has come via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin biblia, from Greek (ta) biblia ‘(the) books’. The singular biblion was originally a diminutive of biblos ‘papyrus, scroll’, of Semitic origin. There is a link with the Eastern Mediterranean port of Byblos, which was a major exporter of papyrus to Greece. Words like bibliography (early 19th century) come from the same source. Rhymes intertribal, libel, scribal, tribal
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