abraham
abraham — 名詞
1. a man in the Hebrew Bible. In Judaism he is honoured as the first ancestor of al
亞伯拉罕
聖經與古蘭經中的猶太、阿拉伯民族始祖
a man in the Hebrew Bible. In Judaism he is honoured as the first ancestor of all Jews, with his line passing down via his son Isaac. In Islam he is honoured as the first ancestor of all Arabs, with his line passing down via another son, Ishmael.
In Sunday school, Mrs. Lin told the story of Abraham leaving his home in Ur.
在主日學裡,林老師講了亞伯拉罕離開吾珥老家的故事。
proper noun: Abraham as subject of biblical narrative
Jews, Christians, and Muslims all trace part of their faith back to Abraham.
猶太教徒、基督徒與穆斯林都把自己的部分信仰追溯到亞伯拉罕。
fixed phrase: trace ... back to Abraham
The chapel painting shows Abraham with his young son Isaac on the mountain.
教堂裡的那幅畫描繪亞伯拉罕帶著年幼的兒子以撒上山的情景。
According to the Quran, Abraham built a holy house with his son Ishmael in Mecca.
根據古蘭經的記載,亞伯拉罕和兒子以實瑪利在麥加蓋了一座聖殿。
Many Jewish boys are still given the name Abraham in honour of the patriarch.
許多猶太家庭至今仍以亞伯拉罕為男孩命名,向這位先祖致敬。
用法筆記
Almost always capitalised and used without an article. Distinguish from the modern given name Abraham (e.g. Abraham Lincoln), which takes the same spelling but refers to a real person rather than the biblical figure.