n. zōngjiàojiérìdeqiánxī( yóuzhǐzhāijiède) eve of a religious festival, esp one observed by fasting
chànhuǐjié( dàzhāishǒurìdeqiányītiān , rénmencéngchángzàicǐrìchànhuǐqǐngqiúshèzuì) .Cf cānkàn AshWednesday(ash2). day before the beginning of Lent, on which people were often shriven
zhìyúzhùjiàode 'éwàikāizhī, yǐjíqǐngqiútízǎohūnlǐfèi、 tèxǔkāizhāifèi、 yīngháisǐqiánxǐlǐfèi、 xuānjiàofèi、 wéijiàotánghuòsīlìxiǎotángzhùshèngfèi、 xíngjiéhūndiǎnlǐfèiděngděng, zhèwèizhùjiàodūdàoyòuqiánrénshēnshàngqùqǔláigěiqióngrén; qǔdéjǐnyěgěidéjí。 As for the chance episcopal perquisites, the fees for marriage bans, dispensations, private baptisms, sermons, benedictions, of churches or chapels, marriages, etc., the Bishop levied them on the wealthy with all the more asperity, since he bestowed them on the needy.
wǒbìkāichīyào; zàizhāiyuèqījiān, mùsīlínjiàotúbìkāiyāncǎo。 I keep off drugs; During Ramadan, Muslims avoid tobacco during the day.
biāozhìzheyīsīlánzhāiyuèkāishǐdexīnyuèháiyòuchūxiàn。 The new moon, marking the beginning of Ramadan, had yet to appear.
dāngměiniándezhāiyuèdàoláishí, mùsīlínjiàotúcóngqīngchéndàohuánghūndōuyàojìnshí。 When the month of Ramadan comes round each year, Moslems have to fast from dawn to dusk.
shīwǎcíkēfūjiāngjūnjiānchítājuéxīnzàixiàlìngfādòngdìmiàngōngjīyǐqián, yàocóngróngbùpò。 yòurénwèntāshìfǒushòudàoyánrètiānqìdeláilínyǐjísānyuèjiānmùsīlíndùlāmǎdānzhāiyuèdexiànzhì, tāhuídáshuō: “wǒbùjuédéyòuguòfèndeyālì。 xiǎnránzhèxiēdūzhòngyào, dōuzàikǎolǜzhōng。 dànyòuyījiànshìbǐshénmedūzhòngyào: jiùshìyǐzuìshǎoderénmìngsǔnshīláidáchéngwǒmendemùbiāo。 ” General Schwarzkopf insisted he was determined to take his time before ordering a ground attack. Asked whether he was constrained by the approach of hot weather and of the Islamic religious observances of Ramadan in March, he replied:"I feel no hot breath down my neck. All of those things are important, obviously, and we're taking all of them into consideration. But the one thing that's more important than anything else is that we accomplish our objectives with a minimum loss of human life."
háiyòunàzhāitáng, jiànzhùshībǎtāzàodéfēitóngfánxiǎng, qíqìpài、 měiguān、 huābàngézǐchuāngdezhuànglì, dūxiàngshìzhùjiàotángshìde; that refectory, upon which the architect had bestowed the air, the beauty, and the rose window of a cathedral;
shūzhāiyīgèyòngyúxuéxíhuòfàngsōngdepìjìngfángjiān A secluded room for study or relaxation.
tèmiǎnxiūdàoshìjièlǜdefàngkuān, rúzhāijièdemiǎnchú Relaxation of monastic rules, as a dispensation from fasting.
línjūmenchúyìdōubùcuò, lìngrénhuíwèiwúqióngdeyòunàhélánxuètǒngde 'ōuyàyìrényòngcūmiànfěnhōngzhìdexiāngpēnpēndedàdàngāo、 yòumǎláilínjūqīnshǒuhōngzhìdekāizhāijiégāodiǎn、 yòudànmǐ 'ěrzúlínjūzàitúyāojiézuòdejīngměidiǎnxīn, háiyòuyīgèpútáoyáxuètǒngde 'ōuyàyìrénhōngzhìdepiàoliàngyòubiézhìdeshēngrìdàngāo。 It was richly multi-cultural, our families aligned in our terrace houses in this colourful sequence-Dutch Eurasians with pink Honolulu's and grest semolina cake, Malays with great Hari Raya food platters, Tamils with equally great Deepavali platters, and then, a Portuguese Eurasian family with the most beautifully decorated iced birthday cakes.
yìshùguǎnnèizhǎnshìdāngdàixiānggǎngyìshù、 zhōngguógǔdàiwénwù、 lìshǐhuìhuàhézhōngguóshūhuàdechángqīzhǎnlǎntīng, yǐjíxūbáizhāicángzhōngguóshūhuàguǎn, jìxùlúnliúzhǎnchūjīngxuǎndeyìshùguǎncángpǐn。 The permanent galleries of contemporary Hong Kong art,Chinese antiquities, historical pictures, Chinese fine art and the Xubaizhai collection of Chinese painting and calligraphy continued to feature selected works from the museum's collection on a rotational basis.
yánhánjìjiébiànchéngliǎotāyèjiānshēnghuódedìfāng。 tājiàonàzuò“ dōngzhāi ”。 Here he passed his evenings during seasons of severe cold: he called it his winter salon.
zàidōngzhāilǐ, hézàicānshìlǐyīyàng, chúliǎoyīzhāngbáimùfāngzhuōhésìzhāngmàijiēxīnyǐzǐwài, zàiyěméiyòubàngdejiājù。 In this winter salon, as in the dining-room, there was no other furniture than a square table in white wood, and four straw-seated chairs.
wànyītātóngshíjiējiànqībāgèrén, shěngcháng、 jiāngjūnhuòshìzhùjūndecānmóu, huòshìjiàoshìpéiyǎngsuǒdejǐgèxuéshēng, tāmenjiùdédàoniúpénglǐqùzhǎodōngzhāideyǐzǐ, jīngtánglǐqùzhǎoqídǎoyǐ, wòshìlǐqùzhǎowéiyǐ。 zhèyàng, tāmenkěyǐshōujídàoshíyīzhāngdàikèdezuòjù。 When, by chance, he received seven or eight persons at one time, the prefect, or the general, or the staff of the regiment in garrison, or several pupils from the little seminary, the chairs had to be fetched from the winter salon in the stable, the prie-Dieu from the oratory, and the arm-chair from the bedroom: in this way as many as eleven chairs could be collected for the visitors.
zàiwénwùgōngzuòfāngmiàn, wǔliùshíniándàidezhòngdiǎnshìduìgùgōngbówùyuànjiùcángdeqīnggōngwénwùchóngxīnqīngdiǎnhéduì, dēngjìzàocè, jìnxíngjiànbié、 fēnlèihéjiàndàng, jiūzhèngliǎoguòqùjìjiànbùquèzhīchùbìngzēngbǔliǎoyílòudewénwù, lìrúcóngzáwùduīzhōngfāxiànliǎoyòngcǎoliánguǒzhedexiàngyáxí、 xiūfùshùfāngzhāixìtáishífāxiànzàidìbǎnxiàcúnfàngdechuánwéitángdàilúlēnggāde《 liùzūnzhěxiàng》 cèděng。 As for the collection of antiquities, a systematic inventory was completed during the 1950s and 1960s, redressing the legacy of inaccurate cataloguing of former times. The collection was moreover augmented, for example by the salvage of a number of precious artefacts from a jumble of apparently worthless objects.
chànhuǐxīngqī 'èrdezhāijièrì。 the pre-Lenten festival of Shrove Tuesday.
( yīng) zàisìxúnzhāi 、 fùhuójiéhuòshèngdànjiélǐchīdeyīzhǒngguǒgāo( yòushíshànggàixìngní)。 (British) a fruitcake (sometimes covered with almond paste) eaten at mid-Lent or Easter or Christmas.
tāmenyěkěyǐzìyóudìshànggòng、 zhāisēngbùshī、 wēisāng、 sòngjīng。 They are also free to offer sacrifices, give food or alms to Buddhist monks and nuns, burn incense and chant scriptures.
duìyīniányīdùdelāsàchuánzhàodàfǎhuì, chuántǒngdemǎniánzhuǎndàxuěshān、 yángniánzhuǎnnàmùshénhúhérèzhènsìbàzǐděnghuódòng, zhèngfǔyòuguānbùméndūqiánwǎngzhāisēngbùshī。 Government department officials attend such religious activities as the annual Grand Summons Ceremony in Lhasa, the pilgrimage to Snow Mountain in the Year of the Horse, the pilgrimage to the Holy Lake of Nam Co in the Year of the Sheep and the Walking-Around-Religious-Rock Festival at the Razheng Monastery, and offer alms each time.
xuézhědetiāndìzàishūzhāi。 A scholar belong in his study.
tāmenzàimǒuxiētiānzhāijiè。 They fast on certain days.
shènghuīxīngqīsān( dàzhāishǒurì) Ash5Wednesdaybfirst day of Lent
yīzhíjiānchídàosǐdezhāijiè A fast unto death.
zhāipǔ 'ěryìndùxīběibùchéngshì, wèiyúdélǐxīnányǐnán。 jiànyú 1728 nián, céngshì 12 shìjìjiànlìdegǔguódezhōngxīn, bìngqiěyǐqíchéngqiáng、 fángyùgōngshìhéxǔduōfángwūchéngfěnhóngsè 'érwénmíng。 rénkǒu 977, 165 A city of northwest India south-southwest of Delhi. The center of a former state established in the12th century, Jaipur was founded in1728 and is noted for its walls and fortifications and the pink color of many of its houses. Population,977, 165.
gélǐlìměiguókēluólāduōzhōuzhōngběibùyīchéngshì, wèiyúdānfódōngběipiānběi。 1870 niánshǐjiànshíwéiyīgèhézuònóngchǎnghézhāijièchǎngsuǒ, bìngyǐqíbǎohùrénhèlāsī · gélǐlìmìngmíng。 rénkǒu 60, 536 A city of north-central Colorado north-northeast of Denver. It was founded in1870 as a cooperative farm and temperance center and named for its patron, Horace Greeley. Population,60, 536.
dàzhāijié, fēngzhāiqīcóngshènghuīxīngqīsān( dàzhāijiédedìyītiān) dàofùhuójiédesìshítiān, jīdūtúshìzhīwéijìnshíhéwéifùhuójiézuòzhǔnbèi 'érchànhuǐdejìjié The 40 weekdays from Ash Wednesday until Easter observed by Christians as a season of fasting and penitence in preparation for Easter.
yīcì, zàifēngzhāijié, yòugèniánqīngdezhùlǐzhùjiàoláidàodíniè, zàitiānzhùtánglǐjiǎngdào。 In the course of one Lent, a youthful vicar came to D----, and preached in the cathedral. He was tolerably eloquent.
xīngqīwǔshìzhāirì。 Friday is a fast day.
cǐwàigèdìdexiǎojìnlìngháihěnduō, rúlǐlíngjìnnuóshényóuxiāng, jìnmǎinánhuòzhāiguǒsòngqíng, jìnzhōngyuánshāoyībāo, jìnxīnchūntiēruìqiān。 Besides these, many other minor prohibitions have been introduced in various places, such as the Liling prohibitions on incense-burning processions to propitiate the god of pestilence, on buying preserves and fruit for ritual presents, burning ritual paper garments during the Festival of Spirits and pasting up good-luck posters at the New Year.
zōngjiàojiàozhírényuánlǚxíngdezhèngchángjiàowùhuódòng, zàizōngjiàohuódòngchǎngsuǒyǐjí 'ànzōngjiàoxíguànzàijiàotúzìjǐjiālǐjìnxíngdeyīqiēzhèngchángdezōngjiàohuódòng, rúbàifó、 sòngjīng、 lǐbài、 qídǎo、 jiǎngjīng、 jiǎngdào、 mísǎ、 shòuxǐ、 shòujiè、 fēngzhāi 、 guòzōngjiàojiérì、 zhōngfù、 zhuīsīděng, dūyóuzōngjiàozǔzhìhéjiàotúzìlǐ, shòufǎlǜbǎohù, rènhérénbùdégānshè。 All normal clerical activities conducted by the clergy and all normal religious activities held either at sites for religious activities or in believers' own homes in accordance with usual religious practices, such as worshipping Buddha, reciting scriptures, going to church, praying, preaching, observing Mass, baptising, monkhood initiation, fasting, celebrating religious festivals, observing extreme unction, and holding memorial ceremonies, are protected by law as the affairs of religious bodies and believers themselves and may not be interfered with.
tiānzhùjiàojiàotúzàisìxúnzhāiqījiānjìnshí。 Catholics sometimes fast during Lent.
kuánghuāndàzhāijiéqiándekuánghuānzuòlèhéyànyǐn Merrymaking and feasting just before Lent.
shǔyú、 guānyúhuòshìhéyúdàzhāijiéde。 of or relating to or suitable for Lent.