| 单词 | biblical |
| 释义 | biblical (bɪblɪkəl ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Biblical means contained in or relating to the Bible. The community's links with Syria date back to biblical times. ...the biblical story of Noah. Collocations: biblical proportions Of course, the new appointees have yet to be tested, and both confront a financial crisis of biblical proportions. ST Together they have overcome a disaster of biblical proportions. Times, Sunday Times Even the elements were on his side, as the forecast downpour of biblical proportions failed to materialise. The Sun The newspaper described the situation as 'a disgrace of biblical proportions'. Times, Sunday Times And that's assuming it doesn't rain which, of course, it can do in biblical proportions in these parts. Times, Sunday Times But with singing and playing this vital, the biblical story was always easy to grasp. Times, Sunday Times (2008) How did this biblical story have parallels with playing tag? In God's Country: travels in the Bible belt, USA. (1989) The point of a biblical story is always a theological point. Christianity Today (2000) Translations: Chinese: 《圣经》中的 Japanese: 聖書の |
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