sects

英 [sɛkts]

美 [sɛkts]

n.  派别; 宗派
sect的复数

柯林斯词典

• 派别;宗派;教派;党派
  Asectis a group of people that has separated from a larger group and has a particular set of religious or political beliefs.

双语例句

• There shall be mutual respect between citizens with religious belief and those without religious belief, and among citizens of different religions and different religious sects.
  信仰宗教的公民和不信仰宗教的公民之间，信仰不同宗教和不同教派的公民之间，应当相互尊重。
• What about the wars that took place in Europe between the different Christian sects, including the Catholics and the Protestants?
  如何看待发生在欧洲的基督教不同派别之间，天主教和新教派之间的战争？
• By the first century BC, Buddhism was in danger of fragmenting into small sects.
  到公元前1世纪时，佛教面临着被分化成一些小派别的危险。
• Most of the non-Christians adhere to either traditional religions or syncretic sects.
  大多非基督教徒追随传统宗教或融合的宗教。
• They usually agree that the following are common characteristics of movements designated cults or sects.
  他们通常认同以下宗派或教派运动的共同特性。
• However, there is also a strong Christian revival, especially among the fundamentalist and Pentecostal sects.
  然而，基督教也有了很大程度上的复苏，尤其是正统基督教和五旬节流派。
• For instance, the Literature Study Society upholds the political ideas of the organizing form of societies and sects;
  比如，文学研究会：社与会组织形态的政治理念；
• The seventh day of the week, Saturday, observed as the day of rest and worship by the Jews and some Christian sects.
  犹太教徒和一些基督教派认为，星期六，即一周的第七天，是休息和礼拜的日子。
• The various Christian sects are disputing over a varying interpretation of the words of Christ.
  各种基督教派别在争论着对耶稣话的不同解释。
• Brennan: I got in the middle of a battle between two religious sects.
  我搅进两个宗教教派之间的斗争了。