ritual

简明英汉词典

ritual

[5ritjuEl]

n.

典礼, (宗教)仪式, 礼节

adj.

典礼的, (宗教)仪式的

美国传统词典[双解]

ritual

rit.u.al

AHD:[r1ch“?-…l]

D.J.[6rit.u8*l]

K.K.[6r!t.u*l]

n.（名词）

(1)The prescribed order of a religious ceremony.

仪式程序：宗教仪式的指定秩序

(2)The body of ceremonies or rites used in a place of worship.

宗教仪式：用于祭祀场所的礼仪或仪式的主体部分

(3)The prescribed form of conducting a formal secular ceremony:

典礼：举行正式非宗教典礼的指定形式：

the ritual of an inauguration.

就职典礼

(4)The body of ceremonies used by a fraternal organization.

（兄弟会的）宗教仪式：被兄弟会组织使用的仪式的主体部分

(5)A book of rites or ceremonial forms.

仪式书，典礼书：关于礼仪或仪式形式的书籍

(6)rituals

rituals

(7)A ceremonial act or a series of such acts.

正式的仪式：仪式举行的活动或一系列此类活动

(8)The performance of such acts.

仪式的举行：这些活动的举行

(9)A detailed method of procedure faithfully or regularly followed:

例行公事，老规矩，习惯：忠实地或规律地遵守详细的程序方法：

My household chores have become a morning ritual.

家务已经成了我早晨的例行公事

(10)A state or condition characterized by the presence of established procedure or routine:

惯例，一成不变：一种状态或情势，以已有的秩序或惯例的出现为特征：

“Prison was a ritual—reenacted daily, year in, year out. Prisoners came and went; generations came and went; and yet the ritual endured”(William H. Hallahan)

“监狱总是一成不变——每天都有新的角色扮演，今年进来，明年出去。犯人来了又走了；一代又一代人来了又走了；尽管法令是保持不变的”(威廉H.哈勒汉)

语源

(1)From Latin ro3lis} [of rites]

源自 拉丁语 ro3lis} [礼仪的]

(2)from ros [rite] * see rite

源自 ros [仪式，礼仪] *参见 rite

继承用法

rit“ually

adv.（副词）

现代英汉词典

ritual

[5rItFJEl]

n.

例行仪式；例行习惯

词性变化

ritual

adj.

(1)仪式的，典礼的

(2)通常的，习惯的

现代英汉综合大辞典

ritual

[5ritjuEl]

adj.

典礼的; (宗教)仪式的

ritual murder

杀人祭神(以人为牺牲)

a ritual dance

作为仪式一部分的舞蹈

词性变化

ritual

[5ritjuEl]

n.

仪式; 典礼

继承用法

ritualism

n.

教会仪式, 仪式主义[学]

ritualist

[`rItjJElIst,-tFJ-]

n.

精通仪式的人; 仪式主义者

英文相关词典

ritual

ceremonyexerciseformalityservice

美国传统词典

ritual

rit.u.al

AHD:[r1ch“?-…l]

D.J.[6rit.u8*l]

K.K.[6r!t.u*l]

n.

(1)The prescribed order of a religious ceremony.

(2)The body of ceremonies or rites used in a place of worship.

(3)The prescribed form of conducting a formal secular ceremony:

the ritual of an inauguration.

(4)The body of ceremonies used by a fraternal organization.

(5)A book of rites or ceremonial forms.

(6)rituals

(7)A ceremonial act or a series of such acts.

(8)The performance of such acts.

(9)A detailed method of procedure faithfully or regularly followed:

My household chores have become a morning ritual.

(10)A state or condition characterized by the presence of established procedure or routine:

“Prison was a ritual—reenacted daily, year in, year out. Prisoners came and went; generations came and went; and yet the ritual endured”(William H. Hallahan)

语源

(1)From Latin ro3lis} [of rites]

(2)from ros [rite] * see rite

继承用法

rit“ually

adv.

英汉心理学大词典

ritual

仪式