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discalced

/dɪsˈkælst/

翻译: 指不穿鞋、赤脚的;在宗教语境中,特指某些修士或修女为表示忏悔或简朴而赤脚、不穿鞋的。

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adjective

/dɪsˈkælst/formal已废弃
  • zh指不穿鞋、赤脚的;在宗教语境中,特指某些修士或修女为表示忏悔或简朴而赤脚、不穿鞋的。

An archaic adjective meaning 'barefoot' or 'without shoes', historically used in religious contexts to describe certain orders of monks or nuns who went unshod as a form of penance or simplicity.

  1. Barefoot or sandaled (religious orders)C2formal

    Describing members of certain religious orders who go barefoot or wear only sandals as a sign of humility or austerity.

    zh赤脚的

    • The Discalced Carmelites follow a strict rule of wearing sandals.
    • Many discalced friars walk barefoot as part of their vows.
    • The order was founded as a discalced branch of the larger community.
    • He joined a discalced monastic order to embrace a simpler life.

    同义词barefootbarefooteddiscalceateshoelessunshod

    反义词calcedshod