monk

英 [mʌŋk]

美 [mʌŋk]

n.  僧侣; 修道士

复数：monks　

CET6TEM8

Collins.2 / BNC.4817 / COCA.5856

牛津词典

noun

• 僧侣；修道士
  a member of a religious group of men who often live apart from other people in a monastery and who do not marry or have personal possessions
  1. Benedictine/Buddhist monks
     本笃会修士；佛教僧侣

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 僧侣;修道士
  Amonkis a member of a male religious community that is usually separated from the outside world.
  1. ...saffron-robed Buddhist monks.
     身着藏红色僧袍的佛教僧侣

英英释义

noun

• a male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation and prayer and work
  Synonym:monastic

双语例句

• Buddhist monk sat with folded palms.
  和尚合掌打坐。
• But I'm afraid this will change because he respects this new monk so highly.
  恐怕这情况将变，因为他是如此尊敬这个新来的和尚。
• He's been a monk for so long that he knows nothing of the world.
  他已做了很长时间的和尚，以致他对尘世间的事什么也不知道了。
• A man who went from being the Premier of China to being a Benedictine monk and priest.
  他从中国的总理变成了本笃会的修士和神父。
• The first monk did as he was told. But he failed again.
  第一个和尚按照他所说的做了。但他失败了。
• This is a monk's habit.
  这是和尚的习惯。
• He became a fully ordained monk at the age of 20.
  他在20岁的时候成了正式的修道士。
• If you died, I would go and become a monk.
  你死了我去当和尚。
• Then he was ordained a monk and gave up his kingly life.
  然后他被任命为和尚，放弃了他的君主生活。
• This monk was his disciples.
  这位僧人就是他的一位学生。