chapels信息详情
adj.<英，非正式>非国教的
【名】（Chapel）（英）查普尔，（法）沙佩尔（人名）
n.小礼拜堂，小教堂；礼拜；印刷（或报业）工会会员，印刷（或报业）工会分部；殡仪馆；<美>停尸房
chattering up───喋喋不休
coping mechanisms───[医]应对机制
banned orchard spray───禁果喷雾
biblical archaeology review───圣经考古学评论
treating charge───处理费
chamaeleo arabicus───阿拉伯语
pacha character───帕查字符
chaffy dish hot pot───火锅
charming lady───迷人的女士
chantry refill───香肠补液
Some of the caves used as chapels featured floor-to-ceiling paintings in lapis blue and earth reds that depict the life of the Buddha.───在一些被用作小佛堂的石窟中，画师用青金石蓝和土红色描绘了佛陀的一生，图案从地面延伸到窟顶。
stables, partly screened by Austrian pines and evergreen oaks, and fitted with every late appliance, were as dignified as Chapels-of-Ease.───在奥地利松树和四季长青的橡树的遮蔽下，配备了各种最新设备的马厩半掩半现，崇高威严，就像是为了方便教民而修建的小教堂。
The first service is set for 8 am, and they will run nonstop for 15 hours in three chapels until 11:11 pm.───第一场婚礼定于早上8点举行，之后三个教堂将连续15小时不间断地举行婚礼，一直到晚上的11点11分。
He also constructed a number of chapels around the temple and erected massive statues of himself and of his beloved mother, Abar.───塔哈卡也在神庙的周围加盖了一圈小礼堂，并竖起了一座他自己和他深爱母亲阿巴尔的巨大雕像。
The chapels provide ample lighting; seen from the entrance of the church, the wall-pillars form a theatrical setting for the side altars.───该教堂提供充足的照明，从教堂的入口处看到，墙上的柱形成一个侧面祭坛戏剧设置。
Sevilla Cathedral has many small chapels on the side parts, which are also a fine piece of art.───塞尔维亚大教堂边角处有许多小礼拜堂，每个都是件精美的艺术品。
Six days after the quake struck and with the death toll now standing at 294, masses were held in makeshift chapels set up in tent cities.───地震已经过去六天，死亡人数达到294人，人们在帐篷区设立的临时教堂举行弥撒。
system of the building, as the central chapel among the chapels radiating from the choir ambulatory.───该建筑体系，为从合唱团中日间辐射教堂中央教堂。
In seconds, light spread around the darkened chapels as the delighted faithful lit one bunch of candles from flaming others.───在几秒钟之内，光亮在每间昏暗的小礼拜堂中传播，欣喜的信徒一个个接续点起了燃烧的蜡烛。
The holiest of their chapels are topped with gilded roofs.
Frequently the tombs, chapels, hatchments, private pews, and so on, indicate a local wealthy family.
Between the chapels radiate the forests of flying buttresses.
Many chapels have an important asset in the form of substantial ancillary accommodation.
The chapels glow through stained glass.
All round the church are chapels at two levels, set between the buttresses and in the immense thickness of the walls.
But the idea of founding fixed royal chapels in strategic places which could provide incomes for royal chaplains was already formed.
Built in the 13th century, the chapels are contemporaneous with many of the great Gothic cathedrals.
Two of the cathedral's chapels were added later - the Lady Chapel and the Chapel of St Paul.