baptism
baptism — 名詞
1. a church ceremony that uses water to welcome someone into the Christian faith an
洗禮
基督教以水舉行的入教儀式
a church ceremony that uses water to welcome someone into the Christian faith and mark spiritual cleansing or a fresh beginning
The priest performed the baptism in a small stone church.
神父在一間小石造教堂裡主持這場洗禮。
perform a baptism
Family members gathered near the front for baby Emma's baptism.
家人聚在前方,參加嬰兒 Emma 的洗禮。
the baptism of somebody
After his baptism, Daniel joined the church youth group.
Daniel 受洗後,加入了教會青年團體。
The church holds baptisms on Sunday mornings after the main service.
這間教會通常在主日主要禮拜後舉行洗禮。
Maria wore a white dress for her daughter's baptism.
Maria 為了女兒的洗禮穿了一件白色洋裝。
- christening
often used for a baby's baptism, especially in everyday British English
- sacrament
a broader church term for a sacred rite, not only this one
- initiation
much broader and can refer to joining many kinds of groups
文法句型
the baptism of somebody
receive baptism
perform a baptism
用法筆記
Often used with of + person or with verbs such as perform, celebrate, and receive. In everyday speech, christening is sometimes used for a baby's baptism, especially when naming is part of the same service.