heresy

heresy怎么读

英式音标：[ˈherəsi]

美式音标：[ˈhɛrɪsi]

heresy基本解释

n. 异端；异端邪说；异教

heresy的意思释义

n.

异端邪说；异教；异端；

变形

复数：heresies

英英释义

heresy[ \'herəsi ]

n.

any opinions or doctrines at variance with the official or orthodox position

同义词：unorthodoxyheterodoxy

a belief that rejects the orthodox tenets of a religion

同义词：unorthodoxy

heresy用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The book has a tincture of heresy.

这本书稍有异端意味。

He was sentenced to be guilty of heresy.

他被判犯有异端罪。

At this defiant heresy, Mammy\'s brow lowered with indignation.

听了这番不伦不类的犟话，嬷嬷烦恼得皱紧了眉头。

Every truth has geological strata,and you can\'t have an orthodoxy without a heresy.

每个真理都是有层次的，这世界没有错就没有对。

例句参考

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From Heresy to Dogma: An Institutional History of Corporate Environmentalism by Andrew J. Hoffman

Teacher Leadership as Distributed Leadership: Heresy, fantasy or possibility?

Prion Biology and Diseases — Fatal Conformations of Proteins during a Journey from Heresy to Orthodoxy

From Heresy to Dogma: An Institutional History of Corporate.

From heresy to dogma : an institutional history of corporate environmentalism

Prion biology and diseases--laughing cannibals, mad cows, and scientific heresy.

Transmissible Proteins: Expanding the Prion Heresy

All great truths are iconoclastic: selective decontamination of the digestive tract moves from heresy to level 1 truth

Spectrum Auctions: Yesterday\'s Heresy, Today\'s Orthodoxy, Tomorrow\'s Anachronism. Taking the Next Step to Open Spectrum Access.

heresy词源

heresy

heresy: [13] Etymologically, a heresy is a ‘choice’ one makes. The word comes ultimately from Greek haíresis ‘choice’, a derivative of hairein ‘take, choose’. This was applied metaphorically to a ‘course of action or thought which one chooses to take’, hence to a particular ‘school of thought’, and ultimately to a ‘faction’ or ‘sect’. The word passed into Latin as haeresis, which early Christian writers used for ‘unorthodox sect or doctrine’, and thence via Vulgar Latin *heresia and Old French heresie into English. (Another derivative of hairein, incidentally, was diairein ‘divide’, from which English gets diaeresis [17].)=> diaeresis

heresy (n.)

\"an opinion of private men different from that of the catholick and orthodox church\" [Johnson], c. 1200, from Old French heresie (12c.), from Latin hæresis, \"school of thought, philosophical sect,\" used by Christian writers for \"unorthodox sect or doctrine,\" from Greek hairesis \"a taking or choosing, a choice,\" from haireisthai \"take, seize,\" middle voice of hairein \"to choose,\" of unknown origin, perhaps from PIE *ser- (5) \"to seize\" (cognates: Hittite šaru \"booty,\" Welsh herw \"booty\").The Greek word was used in the New Testament in reference to the Sadducees, Pharisees, and even the Christians, as sects of Judaism, but in English bibles it usually is translated sect. Meaning \"religious belief opposed to the orthodox doctrines of the Church\" evolved in Late Latin. Transferred (non-religious) use from late 14c.

heresy相关例句

1.We should denounce a heresy.

我们应该公开指摘异端邪说。

4.Cult; heresy

邪教

6.Heresy, gentlemen, heresy is the charge we have to try.

异端哪，先生们，异端――这才是咱们要审问的罪名。

7.lapse into heresy.

陷入异端