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common era

/ˈkɒmən ˈɪərə/

翻译: 公元纪年法,指以传统上认定的耶稣基督诞生年作为起点的纪年方式,用于标示公历中的当前时代,不带有宗教色彩。也指从该起点开始的整个历史时期。

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/ˈkɒmən ˈɪərə/C1formal
  • zh公元纪年法,指以传统上认定的耶稣基督诞生年作为起点的纪年方式,用于标示公历中的当前时代,不带有宗教色彩。也指从该起点开始的整个历史时期。

A term used to denote the current era in the Gregorian calendar, equivalent to 'AD' (Anno Domini), but without religious connotations. It refers to the period starting from the traditionally recognized birth year of Jesus Christ.

  1. Current calendar eraB2formal

    The period of time beginning with the traditional birth year of Jesus Christ, used as a secular alternative to AD (Anno Domini).

    zh公元

    • The Roman Empire fell in the 5th century of the Common Era.
    • Historians often use CE instead of AD to be more inclusive.
    • The first century of the Common Era saw the rise of Christianity.