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zion

/ˈzaɪ.ən/

翻译: 锡安,最初指大卫攻占的耶布斯人堡垒,后成为耶路撒冷及圣殿山的代称,也指犹太人的故土或以色列国,并引申为理想中的完美之地或天堂。

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noun

/ˈzaɪ.ən/C1formal
  • zh锡安,最初指大卫攻占的耶布斯人堡垒,后成为耶路撒冷及圣殿山的代称,也指犹太人的故土或以色列国,并引申为理想中的完美之地或天堂。

A proper noun referring to a specific place, originally a stronghold captured by David, later synonymous with Jerusalem, and also used as a name for the Jewish republic in southwestern Asia or an ideal, perfect place.

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  1. Biblical hill and fortressB2formal

    Originally a stronghold in Jerusalem captured by King David, later the site of the Temple, and eventually a name for the entire city of Jerusalem.

    zh锡安

    • David conquered the fortress of Zion and made it his capital.
    • The Temple was built on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
    • In biblical poetry, Zion often represents the whole city of Jerusalem.

    同义词sion

  2. Modern nation of IsraelB2formal

    A term used to refer to the Jewish republic in southwestern Asia, located at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea, formerly part of Palestine.

    zh现代以色列国

    • Zion is often used poetically to refer to the land of Israel.
    • The people of Zion have a long and complex history.
    • Many songs and prayers mention Zion as the homeland of the Jewish people.

    同义词israel

  3. Ideal or utopian placeC1informal

    An imaginary or symbolic place considered to be perfect, ideal, or a paradise.

    zh理想或乌托邦之地

    • The settlers dreamed of building a new Zion in the wilderness.
    • For many, the concept of Zion represents a perfect society.
    • The novel describes a mythical Zion where everyone lives in harmony.

    同义词arcadiacanaanedenheavenparadisepromised landshangri-lautopia

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  • zions plural form
  • zions' possessive plural form
  • zion's possessive singular form