canonised

常見例句

• Two years after his death the bishop was canonised.
  主教逝世兩年后被正式封為圣者。
• Most of those canonised made no claims to perform showy miracles such as mystic flying.
  那些被冊封為圣徒的人大多數(shù)都沒有聲稱做過什么諸如神秘飛行那樣令人矚目的驚人的事情。
• But the problem here is that this draft appears to have been canonised, passing largely unedited into popular conscience.
  但現(xiàn)在的問題是，這份初稿似乎已被奉為圣典，大部分內(nèi)容未經(jīng)校對就化入了公眾的良知。
• Press demands that Sir Ickle Stevie Gerrard MBE MotM be Canonised for the victory even though he was missing the whole time.
  隨后，媒體開始盛贊杰拉德在這場勝利中所起的關(guān)鍵作用，雖然他完完全全的錯過了這場“打蛇戰(zhàn)役”。
• Pope John Paul has canonised or beatified times more people than all of his 20th-century predecessors put together: well over 1,000, compared with 56 under Pope Paul VI and just 69 in the 60 years before that.
  教皇約翰·保羅冊封的圣徒或施予宣福禮的人數(shù)比20世紀他所有的前任所冊封或施予的總和多出數(shù)倍，較諸教皇保羅六世時期的56人和此前60年中僅有的四人，他已遠遠超過一千人。
• On his house-top, he displayed pike and cap, as a good citizen must, and in a window he had stationed his saw inscribed as his 'Little Sainte Guillotine'--for the great sharp female was by that time popularly canonised.
  他在屋頂插了槍和便帽，那是好公民必辦的事。 他還把鋸子擺在一個窗戶里，標上“小圣徒斷頭臺”，那時那偉大鋒利的女性正受到普遍的崇敬。
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