单词 | worship |
释义 | wor·ship I. 1. a. archaic b. archaic c. sometimes capitalized, chiefly Britain < his Worship the Sheriff — Max Peacock > 2. < all worship is an effort of the individual to realize … the real presence of the Divine — W.W.Comfort > 3. < foreigners had been thronging to Rome, bringing with them their foreign cults, and she had permitted these worships — John Buchan > < members of the Handsome Lake worship may greet each as brother and sister — F.W.Voget > 4. < it cannot be called love that a lad of twelve … felt for an exalted lady, his mistress: but it was worship — W.M.Thackeray > < the worship of the movie hero — J.M.Barzun > < the worship of the machine — C.I.Glicksberg > < the materialism of America, its new sense of power, its old worship of success — Irwin Edman > II. transitive verb 1. < the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit are uncreated and are to be worshiped together as one God — K.S.Latourette > < the emperor, … worshiped as a god, is to serve as an instrument — Vera M. Dean > 2. < in the Renaissance men worshiped antiquity — Stephen Spender > < admire the poetry and worship the memory of the poet — William Du Bois > < whom I … worshiped as only a young lover can — J.A.Rice > < in his calm, unexcited way, he worships success — Rose Macaulay > < he had the wildness we all worshiped — Eudora Welty > intransitive verb < asks why people worship and gives three reasons — E.E.Aubrey > < the old wooden meeting house where he had worshiped for so long — Catherine D. Bowen > < content to worship at the shrine of the respectable and the traditional — C.I.Glicksberg > Synonyms: see revere |
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