wittenberg

wittenberg

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• 网络威登堡；威腾堡；丁堡

英汉解释

un.	1. city in east central Germany where Martin Luther began his campaign for the reform of the Roman Catholic Church in 1517.

例句

"Guys have told me this rule as if they were fed it with their mother's milk, " says Ms Wittenberg-Cox.

维滕贝格-考克斯表示：“男士们跟我说起这个原则的时候，就好像他们在吃奶的时候就知道了一样。”

ON THE evening before All Saints' Day in 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to the door of a church in Wittenberg.

1517年万圣节的前一天晚上，马丁路德将（对赎罪券的）九十五条看法钉在了威登堡教堂的大门上。

"They've built a phenomenal platform to help us really broaden our reach, " says Ms. Wittenberg.

“他们建立了一个很棒的平台，确实帮助我们扩大影响。”威顿伯格说。

On a church door in Wittenberg he nailed 95 these, or arguments, attacking the sale of indulgences and inviting a debate.

他在威腾博格的教堂大门上钉下95条论述和议题，攻击赎罪券的买卖并且提出挑战。

But Avivah Wittenberg-Cox and Alison Maitland clearly want to avoid this dead end.

但是，阿维娃•维滕贝格-考克斯与艾利森•梅特兰显然想避开这个死胡同。

Wittenberg Centre for Alternative Resources

维滕贝格代用资源中心