单词 | holy day |
释义 | holy /hōˈli/adjective
A holy object, place or (obsolete) person ORIGIN: OE hālig, literally, whole, from hāl sound; connected with hail2, heal1, whole hoˈlily adverb hoˈliness noun
holydam, holydame or hollidam noun (Shakespeare) , used for halidom hoˈlier-than-thouˈ adjective Offensively sanctimonious and patronizing noun
hoˈly-ale noun (conjectured in Shakespeare's Pericles I.1.6, for rhyme's sake) a church festival Holy Alliance noun A league formed after the fall of Napoleon (1815) by the sovereigns of Austria, Russia and Prussia, professedly to regulate all national and international relations in accordance with the principles of Christian charity holy city noun
holy coat noun The seamless robe of Jesus, claimed to be kept at Trier, Germany hoˈly-cruˈel adjective (Shakespeare) Cruel through holiness holy day noun A religious festival (see also holiday) Holy Family noun The infant Christ with Joseph, Mary, etc Holy Ghost see Holy Spirit below. holy grail see under grail1 holy grass noun A sweet-smelling grass sometimes strewn on church floors on festival days holy Joe noun (slang)
Holy Land noun Biblical Palestine Holy Office noun
holy of holies noun
Holy One noun
holy orders see under order Holy Roller noun (derogatory) A preacher or follower of an extravagantly emotional religious sect Holy Roman Empire noun The unification of Europe with papal blessing, under a Christian emperor, 800–814AD and 962–1806AD hoˈly-rood (as a place name /holˈ/) noun
Holy Saturday noun The Saturday before Easter Sunday Holy See noun The Roman Catholic bishopric of Rome, ie the Pope's see Holy Sepulchre noun The tomb in which the body of Christ was laid after the crucifixion Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost noun The third person of the Christian trinity hoˈlystone noun A sandstone used by seamen for cleansing the decks, said to be named from cleaning the decks for Sunday, or from kneeling in using it transitive verb To scrub with a holystone holy terror noun (informal, esp joc) A formidable person, or someone given to causing commotion or agitation Holy Thursday noun Maundy Thursday holy war noun
holy water noun Water blessed for religious uses Holy Week noun The week before Easter Holy Willie noun A religious hypocrite (after Burns's poem) holy writ noun The Scriptures Holy Year noun In the Roman Catholic Church, a jubilee year |
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