英语词汇“sacramentarians”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

sacrament /sakˈrə-mənt/

noun

A religious rite variously regarded as a channel to and from God or as a sign of grace, amongst Protestants generally Baptism and the Lord's Supper, amongst Roman Catholics and members of the Eastern Orthodox Church also Confirmation, Penance, Holy Orders, Matrimony and Extreme Unction

The Lord's Supper specially

The bread or wine taken in celebration of the Lord's Supper

A symbol of something spiritual or secret

A sign, token, or pledge of a covenant

A religious mystery

A Roman soldier's oath on enlistment

A pledge deposited by each party to a suit (Roman law)

A solemn oath

An oath of purgation

Materials used in a sacrament

transitive verb

To bind by an oath

ORIGIN: L sacrāmentum an oath, pledge, from sacrāre to consecrate, from sacer sacred

sacramental /-mentˈl/ adjective

Of or relating to a sacrament or sacraments

noun

An act or object which may transmit or receive grace

sacramenˈtalism noun

sacramenˈtalist noun

A person who attaches importance to the spiritual nature of the sacraments

sacramentalˈity noun

sacramenˈtalize or sacramenˈtalise transitive verb

sacramenˈtally adverb

sacramentāˈrian noun and adjective

(a person) holding a high or extreme view of the efficacy of the sacraments
(someone) not accepting the real presence in the sacrament of the Lord's Supper (obsolete)

sacramentāˈrianism noun

sacramenˈtary adjective

Relating to the sacrament or sacraments
Sacramentarian

noun

A book containing all the prayers and ceremonies used at the celebration of the Roman Catholic sacraments
A person who denies the doctrine of the real presence

sacrament house noun

An ambry where the sacrament is kept

take the sacrament upon or to

To take communion in confirmation of (an oath)