abbot

英 [ˈæbət]

美 [ˈæbət]

n.  男修院院长

复数：abbots　

BNC.9276 / COCA.21439

牛津词典

noun

• 男修院院长
  a man who is the head of a monastery or an abbey

柯林斯词典

• 男修道院院长；大寺院男住持
  Anabbotis the monk who is in charge of the other monks in a monastery or abbey.

英英释义

noun

• the superior of an abbey of monks
  Synonym:archimandrite

双语例句

• I wonder if I might have a word with Mr Abbot?
  请问我能否和阿博特先生说几句话？
• Therefore, he not only failed to enlighten the abbot, he irritated him unnecessarily.
  因此，他不仅没有启发住持，他恼怒他不必要的。
• The abbot did not believe him, thinking that he was boasting.
  主持僧以为他吹牛，起初不相信。
• "Have you tried this before?" asked the Abbot, turning the glass over.
  “你之前试过这个吗？”议员把那块玻璃翻来覆去地把玩着问。
• They said that they want father out of the abbot.
  他们说他们要长老离开庙。
• Ha, but the abbot is Shiyongxin, not you.
  哈，但是方丈是释永信啊，不是你。
• Abbot looked blank. 'I don't quite follow, sir.'
  阿博特一脸茫然。“我没听明白，先生。”
• I do not know! You go, I followed the abbot!
  不知！你先去吧，我随后到，方丈！
• The 82-year-old abbot of the temple was infected, as were 12 children who attend the primary school.
  庙里82岁的老住持感染了，小学里的12个孩子也未能幸免。
• We will play a trick on the old abbot.
  我们要跟老修道院长开个玩笑。