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fast of esther

/fɑːst əv ˈɛstər/

翻译: 犹太教的一个斋戒日,又称以斯帖斋,纪念以斯帖王后和犹太人在她面见亚哈随鲁王拯救犹太族群之前所行的禁食,见于《以斯帖记》。

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/fɑːst əv ˈɛstər/formal
  • zh犹太教的一个斋戒日,又称以斯帖斋,纪念以斯帖王后和犹太人在她面见亚哈随鲁王拯救犹太族群之前所行的禁食,见于《以斯帖记》。

A Jewish religious observance, also known as Ta'anit Esther, commemorating the fast undertaken by Queen Esther and the Jewish people before she approached King Ahasuerus to save the Jewish community from destruction, as described in the biblical Book of Esther.

  1. C1formal

    A minor Jewish fast day observed on the day before the festival of Purim, commemorating the fast undertaken by Queen Esther and the Jewish people in the story of Purim.

    zh以斯帖禁食日

    • The Fast of Esther is observed from dawn until nightfall.
    • Many Jews attend a special service before the Fast of Esther begins.
    • The Fast of Esther reminds us of the courage of Queen Esther.