英语词汇“synagogue”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

synagogue

/ˈsɪnəɡɒɡ

noun

1A building in which Jews meet for religious worship or instruction.During the past few years I have been giving workshops on the psychology of prayer at temples, synagogues, and Jewish book fairs nationwide....

They can't even go to the synagogue to fulfil their religious duties on the Sabbath.
So when you go there, you see mosques beside churches, Hindu temples beside Jewish synagogues.

1.1An occasion on which Jews meet in a synagogue for religious worship and instruction.Despite the controversial nature of the film, 15 Orthodox synagogues have asked for a screening....

Not longer after that my mother began to attend a liberal synagogue, and I joined her.
At least some members of the evangelist's communities have parted company painfully with local synagogues.

Derivatives

synagogal

/sɪnəˈɡɒɡ(ə)l/ adjective ...

He tells the Thessalonians, who were Gentiles, not to act like Gentiles; that is, Paul writes to them as if they were Jewish, and he probably simply borrowed a standard synagogal homily.
Slater calculated that only seven of Nathan's melodies have been identified as synagogal music (four originally non-Jewish) and only two might have been ancient.
Similarly, the young Fromentin, a student of Cherubini at the Paris Conservatoire, was actively involved with synagogal musical reform in alignment with French practices.

synagogical

/sɪnəˈɡɒdʒɪk(ə)l/ adjective ...

A choir, the only choir in Poland which performs synagogical music, has been brought into being.
The social milieu of Hebrew poetry changed, rising from egalitarian synagogical circles to the elite upper class.
There was a significant influence by the synagogical worship in Palestine, where the majority of Christians originate from Jewry.

Origin

Middle English: via Old French and late Latin from Greek sunagōgē 'meeting', from sun- 'together' + agein 'bring'.

Despite its strong Jewish associations, this came via Old French and late Latin from Greek sunagōgē ‘meeting’, from sun- ‘together’ and agein ‘bring’.

单词	synagogue
释义	synagogue /ˈsɪnəɡɒɡ / noun 1A building in which Jews meet for religious worship or instruction.During the past few years I have been giving workshops on the psychology of prayer at temples, synagogues, and Jewish book fairs nationwide.... They can't even go to the synagogue to fulfil their religious duties on the Sabbath. So when you go there, you see mosques beside churches, Hindu temples beside Jewish synagogues. 1.1An occasion on which Jews meet in a synagogue for religious worship and instruction.Despite the controversial nature of the film, 15 Orthodox synagogues have asked for a screening.... Not longer after that my mother began to attend a liberal synagogue, and I joined her. At least some members of the evangelist's communities have parted company painfully with local synagogues. Derivatives synagogal /sɪnəˈɡɒɡ(ə)l/ adjective ... He tells the Thessalonians, who were Gentiles, not to act like Gentiles; that is, Paul writes to them as if they were Jewish, and he probably simply borrowed a standard synagogal homily. Slater calculated that only seven of Nathan's melodies have been identified as synagogal music (four originally non-Jewish) and only two might have been ancient. Similarly, the young Fromentin, a student of Cherubini at the Paris Conservatoire, was actively involved with synagogal musical reform in alignment with French practices. synagogical /sɪnəˈɡɒdʒɪk(ə)l/ adjective ... A choir, the only choir in Poland which performs synagogical music, has been brought into being. The social milieu of Hebrew poetry changed, rising from egalitarian synagogical circles to the elite upper class. There was a significant influence by the synagogical worship in Palestine, where the majority of Christians originate from Jewry. Origin Middle English: via Old French and late Latin from Greek sunagōgē 'meeting', from sun- 'together' + agein 'bring'. Despite its strong Jewish associations, this came via Old French and late Latin from Greek sunagōgē ‘meeting’, from sun- ‘together’ and agein ‘bring’.
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