monasteries

英 [ˈmɒnəstəriz]

美 [ˈmɑnəˌstɛriz]

n.  隐修院; 修道院; 寺院
monastery的复数

柯林斯词典

• 寺院;隐修院
  Amonasteryis a building or collection of buildings in which monks live.

双语例句

• If you take it as about daily life matters, should we destroy all Buddha images and monasteries?
  如果您将之当成关于日常生活的事情，难道要我们毁掉所有的佛像和寺庙吗？
• In many religions it is doctrinally and spiritually required that monks and hermits should isolate themselves from people and live in cells and monasteries all their life.
  在许多宗教中，它是教义性和精神性的必需，僧侣和修士应该孤立于群众，在庙宇和修道院中度过一生。
• It's the same as the dissolution of the monasteries.
  就和修道院的解散一样。
• Local governments also allocated funds for the maintenance of temples, monasteries and churches.
  各级地方政府也拿出相当一部分资金，用于寺观庙堂的维修。
• All Wednesdays, Fridays, and, in the strictest monasteries, Mondays, are fast days.
  斋戒日为所有的星期三和星期五，在最具清规戒律的修道院里，甚至星期一都是斋戒日。
• Monasteries originally developed in the Middle East and Greece from the hermits'huts.
  修道院的前身是中东和希腊的隐士隐居的茅舍。
• They are now confined to heavily guarded monasteries.
  现在他们被关在重兵把守的修道院里。
• So he went to Asia to visit some of those monasteries.
  他去亚洲拜访了很多寺庙。
• So he went to Asia to visit some of this monasteries.
  然后他去了亚洲，去瞻仰那里的寺院。
• Readers familiar with English history will find a vague parallel to the suppression of the monasteries
  熟悉英国历史的读者会发现这与镇压修道院略有相似之处。