ordain是什么意思_ordain的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

He was ordained several years ago.

他在几年前被委任为牧师。
You are ordained to be a somebody.

你命中注定会出人头地。
The government has ordained that all the people will take a day off tomorrow.

政府规定明天所有人放假一天。
He was ordained as a priest in 1987.

他于1987年被授予神父的圣职
Do for Aaron and his sons everything I have commanded you, taking seven days to ordain them.

你要照我一切所吩咐的，向亚伦和他儿子行承接圣职的礼七天。
And so ordain I in all churches.

我吩咐各教会都是这样。
Does Joel 2:28 permit us ordain women preachers?

约珥书2：28允许我们任命女传道吗？
Does Joel 2:28 permit us to ordain women preachers?

约珥书2：28允许我们任命女传道吗？
To appoint, decree, or ordain in advance foreordain.

预定预先决定，判决或颁布；预先注定。

近义词

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ord

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释义

make (someone) a priest or minister; confer holy orders on

委任…为牧师，授… 以神职。

order or decree (something) officially

（官方）规定，决定

equal punishment was ordained for the two crimes

规定对这两种罪行量刑相同
[with clause]the king ordained that these courts should be revived.

国王下令重新设立这些法庭。

(especially of God or fate)prescribe; determine (something)

（尤指上帝、命运）注定，决定

易错必背词

词源

"Middle English （also in the sense ‘put in order’）： from Anglo-Norman French ordeiner, from Latin ordinare, from ordo, ordin- （see ＯＲＤＥＲ）."