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kokka

/ˈkɒk.ə/

翻译: 古英语中的形容词,意为“狡猾的”或“敏锐的”,源自中古英语。现代英语中已不再使用。, 国歌(国家神道)是日本神道教的一个分支,曾被正式认定为日本的国家宗教。

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adjective

/ˈkɒk.ə/formal已废弃
  • zh古英语中的形容词,意为“狡猾的”或“敏锐的”,源自中古英语。现代英语中已不再使用。

An obsolete adjective meaning 'cunning' or 'shrewd', derived from Middle English. No longer used in modern English.

  1. Relating to State ShintoC2formal

    Pertaining to the pre-World War II state-supported form of Shinto in Japan, which was disestablished after 1945.

    zh国家神道的

    • The Kokka Shinto rituals were once compulsory in Japanese schools.
    • Scholars study the influence of Kokka Shinto on Japanese nationalism.
    • The Emperor's role was central to Kokka Shinto doctrine.

noun

/ˈkoʊ.kə/C1formalpolitical
  • zh国歌(国家神道)是日本神道教的一个分支,曾被正式认定为日本的国家宗教。

A proper noun referring to a branch of Shinto that was formally recognized as the official state religion of Japan.

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  1. State ShintoC1formal

    The branch of Shinto that was historically recognized as the official state religion of Japan, emphasizing the divinity of the emperor and national unity.

    zh国家神道

    • Kokka Shinto was promoted by the Japanese government before World War II.
    • The Meiji Restoration saw the revival of Kokka as a unifying force.
    • Scholars study Kokka to understand its role in Japanese nationalism.