单词 | novitiate |
释义 | no·vi·tiate also no·vi·ciate 1. a. < monks were to be admitted first for a novitiate of one year — K.S.Latourette > b. < some of these early works were hung in the Paris Salon during his novitiate — W.H.Downes > 2. a. < entered the Sisters of Charity Convent … as a novitiate — Newsweek > < must pass some time as a novitiate in a Buddhist monastery — John Gunther > b. < the novitiate at this business of motoring south — Jack Westeyn > < has little to offer a person already knowledgeable about India, but it provides a pleasant sojourn for the novitiate — Marguerite A. Brown > 3. < all their German, Czech and Austrian novitiates were closed, the buildings confiscated — Anne Fremantle > Synonyms: see novice |
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