释义 |
sister of st. jo·seph \-sāntˈjōzə̇f, -sə̇nt- also -ōsə̇f\ Usage: usually capitalized both Ss&J Etymology: translation of French sœur de Saint-Joseph (du Puy), after Joseph, husband of Mary, mother of Jesus : a member of a Roman Catholic congregation established in Le Puy, France, in 1650 and devoted to teaching and charitable works |