curia

curia

美 ['kjʊrɪə] 　英 ['kjʊərɪə]

• n.(古罗马行政区划的)族区；族区礼拜堂；元老院；【史】罗马教廷
• 网络库里亚；元老院会所；教廷部

词形变化

复数：curiae  

英汉解释

n.	1. (古罗马行政区划的)族区;族区礼拜堂;元老院 2. 【史】罗马教廷 3. 〈英〉封建时代的法庭

英英解释

n.	1. the administrative body at the Vatican, by which the pope governs the Roman Catholic Church 2. in ancient Rome, a subdivision of each tribe, or the place where it met 3. the senate or senate house in an ancient Roman city 4. a medieval monarch's court of justice

例句

King may also be with his attendants and supporters to attend the General Assembly curia, or senate meeting .

国王也可能带着他的侍从和支持者出席库里亚大会，甚至元老院会议。

curia: One of the ten primitive subdivisions of a tribe in early Rome, consisting of ten gentes.

库里亚：一个古罗马部族的十个分区之一，由十个氏族组成。〞。

City in the early days of land based Roman curia for the clans and to average the distribution of the collective.

在建城之初，罗马人的土地是以氏族和库里亚为集体进行平均分配的。

That may have advantages: John Paul neglected the papal administration, the Curia, which badly needs modernising.

这种情况也许较为有利：约翰•保罗忽视了教皇管理，罗马教廷迫切需要现代化。

Another frequently voiced complaint is that he has failed to get a grip on the Roman Curia , the central administration of the church.

另一个经常听到的抱怨，是他未能掌握罗马教廷和教会的中央行政管理职权。

Early Roman society and political organizations in the clan as a unit curia.

罗马早期社会的政治组织以氏族和库里亚为单位。

Benedict has tried twice to simplify the Curia but been thwarted each time.

本笃十六世曾两度尝试精简罗马教廷，但每次都以失败告终。

ex curia out of court

法院之外；庭外