mennonites发音

意思翻译

门诺派的

n.门诺派教徒

相似词语短语

filer mennonite church───门诺派教堂

Mennonist───n.门诺派教徒（16世纪起源于荷兰的基督教新派）

Mennonite───门诺派的；n.门诺派教徒

Menno───n.(Menno)人名；(俄)缅诺

双语使用场景

Amish: an orthodox anabaptist sect that separated from the mennonites in the late17th century and exists today primarily in southeast pennsylvania.───安曼教派：17世纪晚期从门诺教派脱离出来的一个再洗礼派正统教派，现在主要存在于美国宾夕法尼亚州东南部。

were Mennonites, evangelised by missionaries on the Juba river in southern Somalia.───他们多数为门诺教徒，受活动在索马里南部朱巴河的传教士影响而信仰基督教。

The Mennonites, who until recently paid no taxes, run their own schools and police.───门诺教徒不用交税，他们开办自己的学校，拥有自己的警察。

Ironically, Gingerich himself grew up in a strictly principled Christian environment, in a family of Amish Mennonites in eastern Iowa.───而颇有讽刺意味的是金格里奇本人生长在爱荷华州东部孟诺派教徒家庭里，严格遵循基督教义。

As a result of these conditions, several waves of Mennonites chose to immigrate to North America.───这些状况的结果是，几批门诺派教徒选择移民北美。

The criminal charges detail depraved acts few would expect inside a supposedly upright sect like the Mennonites.───堕落的刑事指控的细节行为，很少人会期望内像所谓的直立节的门诺教派。

When the Mennonites (my people) fled to Russia, they were welcomed by Catherine II in 1762, and encouraged to settle and farm the land.───在1762年当门诺派教徒（我的人们）逃到当时的苏联后，他们受到了凯瑟琳二世的欢迎，并且被鼓励在那定居和耕种土地。

An orthodox Anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites in the late17th century and exists today primarily in southeast Pennsylvania.───在十八世纪晚期从门诺派分离出来的一个正统再洗礼流派；主要分布在宾夕法尼亚洲。

anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites in the late 17th century and exists today primarily in southeast Pennsylvania.───17世纪晚期从门诺教派脱离出来的一个再洗礼派正统教派，现在主要存在于美国宾夕法尼亚州东南部。

英语使用场景

The Mennonites, who include the traditional Amish sect of Pennsylvania, believe in a strict interpretation of the bible and often seek isolation in remote areas.

When the Mennonites (my people) fled to Russia, they were welcomed by Catherine II in 1762, and encouraged to settle and farm the land.

An orthodox Anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites in the late17th century and exists today primarily in southeast Pennsylvania.

There are plenty of religious believers who pay exceptionally high "costs of entry"—Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mennonites—and they don't count terrorists among their number.

At least six thousand Mennonites took her up on it.

Then during the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 the German-speaking Mennonites were suspect as enemies, and ruthless pillaging devastated the villages.