bible
bible — 名詞
1. the sacred book of Christianity, or one printed copy of it; the word can also re
聖經
基督宗教經書,也可指猶太教經書
the sacred book of Christianity, or one printed copy of it; the word can also refer to the sacred writings of Judaism.
Every night, Grandma Rosa reads the Bible beside the kitchen window.
每天晚上,Grandma Rosa 都會在廚房窗邊讀《聖經》。
read the Bible
Outside the station, volunteers handed each traveler a pocket Bible.
在車站外,志工發給每位旅客一本袖珍《聖經》。
a Bible = one physical copy
At church camp, Bram marked her favorite Bible verse in blue pen.
在教會營隊裡,Bram 用藍筆標出她最喜歡的《聖經》經文。
The judge asked Omar to place his hand on the Bible.
法官請 Omar 把手放在《聖經》上。
In Room 207, Lena found a Bible inside the bedside drawer.
在 207 號房裡,Lena 在床頭抽屜中找到一本《聖經》。
- scripture
a broader religious word for sacred writing, often used in formal or religious contexts
- holy book
a general term that can refer to many religions, not only Christianity
- sacred text
more academic and often used in study or discussion
文法句型
the Bible
a Bible
read from the Bible
用法筆記
Usually written with a capital B when it names the sacred book itself. Use 'the Bible' for the text in general, but 'a Bible' when you mean one copy.
常見錯誤
2. a book, magazine, or similar publication that people keep turning to because the
寶典
某領域大家最信賴的指南書
a book, magazine, or similar publication that people keep turning to because they see it as the best practical guide in one area.
For new bakers, Elena's cookbook became a bible for simple bread.
對新手烘焙者來說,Elena 的食譜書成了做簡單麵包的寶典。
a bible for + group
At the salon, stylists keep that magazine as their color bible.
在那家沙龍裡,設計師把那本雜誌當成配色指南。
someone's bible
On the trail, many hikers call Park Min's map book their mountain bible.
在山徑上,許多健行者把 Park Min 的地圖書當成他們的登山寶典。
In the new factory, the safety manual became our bible on machine rules.
在新工廠裡,那本安全手冊成了我們機器規定的寶典。
In the clinic, parents call Dr. Sato's sleep guide the baby bible.
在診所裡,父母們把 Dr. Sato 的睡眠指南叫作育兒寶典。
文法句型
a bible for + group
a bible on + subject
someone's bible
用法筆記
Often appears with 'for' or 'on' to name the field, or with a possessive such as 'our' or 'their'. It is approving and suggests that people trust the source again and again.