| 释义 |
pos·tu·lant
\-lənt\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Medieval Latin postulant-, postulans-, present participle of postulare
1. : a candidate for admission to a religious order in the stage preliminary to the novitiate
2. : a person on probation before being admitted as a candidate for ordination in the Protestant Episcopal Church
Synonyms: see novice |