Quakers
美 [ˈkweɪkər] 
英 [ˈkweɪkə(r)]
- n.公谊会 (the Society of Friends) 教徒
- 网络贵格会；贵格派；教友派信徒
词形变化
复数：Quakers
英汉解释
n. | 1. (基督教的一个教派)贵格会教徒,教友会教徒,公谊会 (the Society of Friends) 教徒;像教友派教徒的人 |
英英解释
例句
And many a solitude has been lighted by the discovery of what the Quakers call "that of God in every man. "
教友派信徒宣称的“上帝与每个人同在”的发现照亮了许多孤独的日子。
According to Fox's journal, Justice Bennet "was the first that called us Quakers, because I bade them tremble at the word of the Lord" .
据他的日记说，贝湼特法官是「第一个叫我们做战栗教徒的人。因为我嘱咐他们栗栗危惧听天主言」。
And it is only right that Quakers all but worship silence, for it is the place where everyone finds his God, however he may express it.
而贵格会的信徒崇拜沉默就更理所当然了，因为这里是各人找到他自己上帝的地方。
Her ideas did not disappear after her death and her work was remembered in 1947 when the Quakers were given the Nobel Peace Prize.
她的思想并未因她的去世而消失，在她去世后，当1947年教友派信徒们获得诺贝尔和平奖时，人们再次回忆起她所做的工作。
They were Quakers , and the Quakers had a tradition of being active in social and civic causes.
他们是公谊会教徒，而公谊会教徒有积极参与社会和公民事业的传统。
In colonial America, enclaves of Quakers existed in Love Rhode Island, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and western New Jersey.
在殖民地美国，新泽西州西部的飞地谊中存在的罗得岛，北卡罗莱纳州，宾夕法尼亚州和。
Their way of life was mirrored by the Quakers in Delaware and Pennsylvania.
他们的生活方式，是反映了贵格会在美国特拉华州和宾夕法尼亚州。
Quakers often dressed their "passengers, " both male and female, in gray dresses, deep bonnets and full veils.
贵格会教徒经常让他们的“乘客”不分男女穿上灰衣服，戴上深沿帽，披着把头部完全遮盖住的面纱。
the mystical theological doctrine of Jakob Boehme that influenced the Quakers.
伯麦的神秘主义神学教条影响了教友派。
The Murrows were members of the Quakers, a religious group known for its humanitarian activities and opposition to war.
莫罗一家是教友派教徒，这是一个崇尚人道主义和反对战争的宗教组织。
Expelled from Oxford University in England in 1662 for refusing to conform to the Anglican Church, Penn joined the Quakers .
1662年，宾因为拒绝接受英国国教会的规范，被英国牛津大学除名。宾加入了贵格会。
" And the formula of the Quakers is that an energetic soul is " master of the body which it loves.
教友派信徒的格言就是一个精力充沛的灵魂是“身体最爱的主人”。
Cadbury was founded by Quakers almost 200 years ago with a renowned care for its workers.
吉百利由夸克斯兄弟于将近200年前成立，以保护员工福利闻名。
But the Quakers were primarily a religious group, whose beliefs led them to nonviolence.
但是，贵格会主要是一个宗教组织，他们的非暴力主张的基础是他们的信仰。
Both parents were Quakers and believed in high thinking and plain living.
泰勒的父母都是教友会教徒，信奉简朴的物质生活和丰富的精神思想。
There are anti-war Quakers[1]and someone stoically sweating in a polar-bear suit, but the biggest group consists of union members.
其中有反战的“教友派”[1]，也有人穿着北极熊服装默默忍受高温，以示不满，但为数最多的要算工会成员了。
a divine presence believed by Quakers to enlighten and guide the soul.
教友派信徒相信的一种可以开启引导灵魂的神圣力量。
Founded by Quakers in 1696, it is the seat of Princeton University (established in 1746 as the College of New Jersey and renamed in 1896).
1696年由贵格教派建立，是普林斯顿大学所在地（建于1746年，称新泽西学院，1896年更名）。
A city of northeast Ohio southwest of Youngstown. It was settled by Quakers in1805. Population, 23, 376.
阿莱恩斯美国俄亥俄州东北部一城市，位于扬斯敦西南部，1805年教友派教徒定居此地，人口23,376。
Quakers and witches are banned.
查禁教友派信徒和女巫。
Settled by Quakers c. 1686, it is now highly industrialized. Population, 18, 942.
1686年魁克人在此定居，如今已高度工业化。
Old age is the season when we can give ourselves to "soul-making, " as the Quakers say.
贵格会将老年称为是全心致力于「培养灵性」的生命季节。
The Society of Friends (in full, Religious Society of Friends), is the designation of a body of Christians more commonly known as Quakers.
之友协会（全额，宗教之友协会），是基督徒指定的一个机构更普遍称为谊。
The Society of Friends (commonly called Quakers ) was founded on the principles of simple living and pacifism.
公谊会（俗称贵格会）的创立是基于生活俭朴、爱好和平的教义。
Eight dead . . . a fire ripped through the nursing home at Quakers Hill. Photo: Channel Ten
（烧毁约20%的养老院|图片来源：十频道新闻）
