dioceses

英 [ˈdaɪəsɪsɪz]

美 [ˈdaɪəˌsiz]

n.  教区; 主教辖区
diocese的复数

柯林斯词典

• (主教管辖的)教区
  Adioceseis the area over which a bishop has control.

双语例句

• Yang said some dioceses are preparing for the ordinations which follow strict procedures.
  杨宇说：“一些教区正在按照严格的程序准备祝圣礼”。
• The dioceses has stood the guarantees requested by the judge.
  主教已经提交了法官需要的保证书。
• Before Russia established the dioceses in China in1902, Eastern Orthdox Church hardly exerted great influences on the country.
  在1902年俄国在华建立主教区之前，东正教在中国的影响一直很小。
• Beside him stood the patriarch, head of the Orthodox Church, whose structure of dioceses corresponded with the administrative divisions of the Empire.
  与他并列的是东正教长老，其主教辖区的机构与帝国的行政部门相一致。
• Most Catholic dioceses in America now require criminal background checks on employees.
  大多数在美国的主教教区现在需要对雇员进行刑事背景调查。
• The family moved frequently within the dioceses of St. Louis and Cincinnati.
  洛克伍德一家在圣路易斯和辛辛那提的教区之间频繁搬家。
• The Vatican claimed this was to cut costs to better serve their dioceses, but Aringarosasuspected it was more of a security measure.
  梵蒂冈城声称这是为了缩减开支，以便更好地为教区服务，但阿林加洛沙则认为这可能是为了求安稳。
• But poorer, less well-insured dioceses are in a fix.
  但很多主教区将不可避免的变得更贫困、更缺乏保障。
• From the very beginning of church history, bishops were elected by the laity and clergy of the various local churches, or dioceses.
  自从教会存在的那一刻起，主教就是由各地教会或各教区的神职和平信徒共同选举产生的。
• Most Catholic dioceses in America now require criminal background checks on employees and have taught parents and children how to recognize signs of abuse.
  美国大多数天主教教区现在要求对雇员进行刑事背景调查，并且教导家长和儿童如何识别性侵害现象。