seraph

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Christianityseraphser‧aph /ˈserəf/ noun (plural seraphs or seraphim /ˈserəfɪm/) [countable] RRCone of the angels that protect the seat of God, according to the Bible → cherubExamples from the Corpusseraph• Every creature, whether a microbe or a seraph in the seventh heaven, had its mission.• A seraph attending the throne flew over, and touched him at the very point where he felt most unworthy.Origin seraph (800-900) Late Latin seraphim (plural), from Hebrew

单词	seraph
释义	seraph From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Christianityseraphser‧aph /ˈserəf/ noun (plural seraphs or seraphim /ˈserəfɪm/) [countable] RRCone of the angels that protect the seat of God, according to the Bible → cherubExamples from the Corpusseraph• Every creature, whether a microbe or a seraph in the seventh heaven, had its mission.• A seraph attending the throne flew over, and touched him at the very point where he felt most unworthy.Origin seraph (800-900) Late Latin seraphim (plural), from Hebrew
随便看	be predicated on/upon something be predicated upon be predicted to do be predicted to do something be premised on be premised on/upon something be premised upon be prepared to do be prepared to do something be prepared to go to the stake for be prepared to go to the stake over be pressed for cash etc be pressed for money etc be pressed for time etc be pressed for time etc be pressed for time/cash etc be pressed for time/money etc be presumed dead etc be presumed dead/innocent etc be presumed innocent etc be presumed to do be presumed to do something be prey to be priced at be priced at