baptism

英 [ˈbæptɪzəm]

美 [ˈbæptɪzəm]

n.  (基督教的)洗礼，浸礼

复数：baptisms　

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习惯用语

n.

a baptism of fire
• 重大的考验；战火的洗礼
  a difficult introduction to a new job or activity

牛津词典

noun

• （基督教的）洗礼，浸礼
  a Christian ceremony in which a few drops of water are poured on sb or they are covered with water, to welcome them into the Christian Church and often to name them

柯林斯词典

• （基督教的）洗礼，浸礼
  Abaptismis a Christian ceremony in which a person is baptized.

英英释义

noun

• a Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth
  1. most churches baptize infants but some insist on adult baptism

双语例句

• Then my spirit shall have its last baptism in the Holy Spirit's fire.
  那时，我的灵将在圣灵的火中受最后的洗礼。
• If it did, it would be in contradiction with the above baptism verses.
  如果有，那么就和上面的经文相互矛盾了。
• Baptism takes place within time and space but receives its meaning from the timeless death and resurrection of Jesus.
  洗礼是具体的行动，但它的意义来自不受时间和空间约束的耶稣的死亡和复活。
• And hearing this, they had baptism in the name of the Lord jesus.
  他们听见这话、就奉主耶稣的名受洗。
• Our love tainted with dust, waiting the baptism of downpour.
  我们的爱情染上了尘埃，等待一场风暴的洗礼。
• He makes us his children through the waters of Holy Baptism.
  他通过圣洗礼使我们成为他的孩子。
• We shall then come to appreciate the need for obedience to God, starting with baptism.
  然后，我们就能理解顺从神的必要性，以洗礼作为开端。
• Baptism and communion are two of the sacraments.
  洗礼和圣餐是圣礼中的两项。
• John has become a traffic policeman now and his first day of work will be a baptism of fire.
  现在约翰已经成为交通警察了，他第一天上岗将是一次严峻的考验。
• In the history of redemption, baptism succeeded circumcision as the sign and seal of initiation.
  在救赎的历史中，洗礼是继割礼之后成为进入恩典之约的记号和印记。