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ecce homo

/ˈɛk.eɪ ˈhoʊ.moʊ/

翻译: 拉丁语短语,意为“看哪,这个人”,出自《圣经·约翰福音》19:5,彼拉多向众人展示戴荆棘冠冕的耶稣。现也指表现头戴荆棘冠的基督的艺术作品,或讽刺性地指某人处于屈辱、脆弱境地的样子。

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/ˈɛk.eɪ ˈhoʊ.moʊ/formalart已废弃
  • zh拉丁语短语,意为“看哪,这个人”,出自《圣经·约翰福音》19:5,彼拉多向众人展示戴荆棘冠冕的耶稣。现也指表现头戴荆棘冠的基督的艺术作品,或讽刺性地指某人处于屈辱、脆弱境地的样子。

A Latin phrase meaning 'Behold the man,' famously used in the Bible (John 19:5) when Pontius Pilate presented Jesus Christ to the crowd before his crucifixion. In modern usage, it refers to a work of art depicting Christ crowned with thorns, or is used ironically to present someone in a humiliated or vulnerable state.

  1. Biblical referenceC2formal

    A Latin phrase meaning 'Behold the Man', used in the Bible when Pontius Pilate presented Jesus Christ to the crowd before his crucifixion.

    zh看哪,这个人

    • The painting titled 'Ecce Homo' depicts Jesus wearing a crown of thorns.
    • In the Gospel of John, Pilate says 'Ecce Homo' to the crowd.
    • The phrase 'Ecce Homo' is often used in Christian art and theology.