flamen

flamen

美 ['fleɪmen] 　英 ['fleɪmen]

• n.(古罗马的)祭司
• 网络专神祭司；祭司弗拉门；司祭

词形变化

复数：flamens  复数：flamines  

英汉解释

n.	1. (古罗马的)祭司

英英解释

n.	1. in ancient Roman religion, a priest belonging to a group of 15, each of whom oversaw the rituals connected with a particular deity

例句

Seeing the pig struggling and wailing, the flamen could not help but think what he would choose, if he were the pig.

祭司看见猪挣扎哀嚎的样子，不免念及，如果易地而处，自己是这只猪的话，又会作何选择。

Therefore, local flamen abides by the rule to look for the ox with furcated hoof as the present of sacrifice.

这时，这个地方的祭司们就会遵守这样的规定，去找蹄子分开的牛来当祭品。

The flamen of sacrifice thought that they were unpropitious.

祭司们认为这些都是不祥之物。

Watching the pig, the flamen muttered, Are you afraid of death?

祭司看着猪自言自语地说，你怕死吗？