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episcopate

/ɪˈpɪs.kə.pət/

翻译: 名词,指主教的职位、任期或管辖区,也指教会中主教的总称。

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词语关系

noun

/ɪˈpɪs.kə.pət/C2formal
  • zh名词,指主教的职位、任期或管辖区,也指教会中主教的总称。

A noun referring to the office, term, or jurisdiction of a bishop, or the collective body of bishops within a church.

  1. Term of office of a bishopC2formal

    The period during which a bishop holds their position and exercises authority within the church.

    zh主教任期

    • His episcopate lasted for over thirty years.
    • The reforms were introduced during the episcopate of Bishop Smith.
    • The cathedral was built during the episcopate of the previous bishop.
  2. Territorial jurisdiction of a bishopC2formal

    The geographical area or diocese over which a bishop has authority and spiritual oversight.

    zh主教辖区

    • The episcopate covers several counties in the region.
    • He was assigned to a large episcopate in the north.
    • The boundaries of the episcopate were redrawn after the council.

    同义词bishopricdiocesesee

  3. Collective body of bishopsC2formal

    The entire group of bishops considered together as a unified body within a church or denomination.

    zh主教团

    • The episcopate gathered for the annual synod.
    • The decision was made by the episcopate as a whole.
    • The episcopate issued a joint statement on the matter.

    同义词episcopacyprelacy

  4. Office and dignity of a bishopC2formal

    The formal position, rank, and honor associated with being a bishop.

    zh主教职

    • He was elevated to the episcopate after years of service.
    • The episcopate carries great responsibility within the church.
    • She wrote a thesis on the history of the episcopate.

    同义词bishopricprelacy

词形
  • episcopates plural form
  • episcopates' possessive plural form
  • episcopate's possessive singular form
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