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high church

/haɪ tʃɜːrtʃ/

翻译: 指基督教(尤指圣公会)中强调传统礼仪、仪式、神职人员与圣事权威的高教会派传统或倾向。

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/haɪ tʃɜːrtʃ/C1formalart
  • zh指基督教(尤指圣公会)中强调传统礼仪、仪式、神职人员与圣事权威的高教会派传统或倾向。

A term referring to a tradition within Anglicanism and some other Christian denominations that emphasizes formal liturgy, ritual, and the authority of the clergy and sacraments.

  1. Liturgical tradition in AnglicanismC1formalbritish

    A tradition within the Anglican Communion that emphasizes formal liturgy, ritual, and the authority of the clergy and sacraments.

    zh高教会派

    • The high church service included incense and elaborate vestments.
    • He prefers high church worship with its traditional hymns and prayers.
    • The cathedral is known for its high church practices.