英语释义

• the act of banishing a member of the Church from the communion of believers and the privileges of the Church; cutting a person off from a religious society

• the state of being excommunicated

英汉例句

• in the court of sicily, excommunication mattered little and frederick could afford to regard it with humorous cynicism .

  在西西里法庭上，对腓特烈来说绝罚没什么大不了的，他以幽默的愤世嫉俗的态度面对它。

• the operation was said to have been a success but the man later had the implant removed under threat of excommunication from the church.

  据说手术是成功的，但那贵族后来却迫于被教会开除的威胁而将植入的狗骨取了出来。

• henry decided to purge his excommunication and get the interdict on his territories withdrawn by apologizing and doing penance.

  亨利决定通过道歉、忏悔以让教皇恢复他的教籍，重新获得领地上行使教权。

• when the excommunication of bishop williamson was lifted, the vatican did not know he had recently said there were no gas chambers, and that no more than 300,000 jews had died;

  在逐出威廉姆森主教被取消时，梵蒂冈不知道他最近说什么，他说那里没有毒气室，并没有超过30万犹太人死亡；

• excommunication neither does, nor can, deprive the excommunicated person of any of those civil goods that he formerly possessed.

  驱逐教会没有，也不能剥夺被驱逐的人的任何以前拥有的世俗财产。

• this verse seems to follow on the excommunication of the blind man christ had just healed.

  基督说这句话，是在祂治好一个瞎子之后，法赛人却把瞎子赶走。

• they would have put me, if not run me out, but they would have that kind of excommunication halo over me, because they figured out i was going too far and violating some of the doctrines.

  即使不将我赶走，他们也会在我头上放个逐出教会的光环，因为他们认为我偏离的太远,且违反了他们的一些教规。

相似词

dispossession剥夺；驱逐；强占不动产