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white friar

/ˈwaɪt ˈfraɪə/

翻译: 指加尔默罗会修士的旧称,因其穿白色斗篷而得名;历史上也用作对某些白肉鱼(如鳕鱼或黑线鳕)的别称。

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/ˈwaɪt ˈfraɪə/formalbritish已废弃
  • zh指加尔默罗会修士的旧称,因其穿白色斗篷而得名;历史上也用作对某些白肉鱼(如鳕鱼或黑线鳕)的别称。

An archaic term for a member of the Carmelite religious order, referring to the white cloak worn by the friars. Also historically used as a nickname for a type of white-fleshed fish, such as cod or haddock.

  1. Carmelite monkC1formalbritish

    A member of the Carmelite religious order, historically known for wearing a white cloak over a brown habit.

    zh加尔默罗会修士

    • The white friars established a monastery in the town during the 13th century.
    • He joined the order of the white friars after years of study.
    • The white friars were known for their devotion to prayer and contemplation.