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

canon¹ /kanˈən/

noun

A law or rule, esp in ecclesiastical matters

A generally accepted rule or principle, eg in morals

A standard or criterion

The books of the Bible accepted as the standard or rule of faith by the Jewish or Christian faiths

Works forming any similar standard

A series of prayers in the Mass during which the Host is consecrated (RC)

The recognized genuine works of any author

A type of vocal or instrumental musical composition in which the melody is repeated by one part following another in imitation

A list of the canonized saints

Formerly a large size of type (printing)

ORIGIN: OE canon, from L canōn, from Gr kanōn a straight rod, from kannē a reed

canonic /kə-nonˈik/ or canonˈical adjective

Of the nature of, according to, or included in a canon

Regular

Orthodox or accepted

Ecclesiastical

canonˈically adverb

canonˈicals plural noun

The official dress of the clergy, regulated by the church canons

canonicity /kan-ən-isˈi-ti/ noun

The state of belonging to the canon

canˈonist noun

A person learned in canon law

canonistˈic adjective

canonizāˈtion or canonisāˈtion noun

canˈonize or canˈonise (also (Shakespeare) /-nonˈ/) transitive verb

To enrol in the canon or list of saints
To recognize as canonical

canonical hours plural noun

Set hours for prayer or the services prescribed for these times (in the Roman Catholic Church, traditionally listed as matins, lauds, prime, terce, sext, none, vespers and compline)
Any time between 8am and 6pm, when marriages may take place in an English parish church (C of E)

canon law noun

A digest of the formal decrees of councils, ecumenical, general and local, of diocesan and national synods, and of patriarchal decisions concerning religious doctrine and discipline

canon lawyer noun

A canonist

canon of the mass

That part of the mass that begins after the ‘Sanctus' with the prayer ‘Te igitur’, and ends just before the ‘Paternoster’

canon1 /kanˈən/

canon¹ /kanˈən/