| 释义 |
cur·sil·lo
\ku̇rˈsē(l)yō\ noun
(-s)
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: Spanish, short course, diminutive of curso course
: a movement in Roman Catholicism designed to deepen the spiritual life and bring about Christian involvement in daily activities through participation in a 3-day gathering usually followed by weekly or monthly meetings ; also : the 3-day gathering |