synagogue
synagogue 英 [ˈsɪnəgɒg] 美 [ˈsɪnəgɑg]
n. 犹太教会堂；犹太人集会
名词复数:synagogues
- A synagogue is a Jewish house of worship.
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- n. 犹太教会堂；犹太人集会
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1. Perhaps you believe that if you attend church or a synagogue or a mosque, your soul will endure in another realm.
可能你相信，如果去某个基督教堂、犹太教堂，或者穆斯林清真寺，你的灵魂将继续存在于另一个世界中。
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2. We wouldn’t object if the plan was to build a church or synagogue, so on what grounds other than religious prejudice do we object to a mosque?
如果这个计划是修一个教堂或者犹太会所我们不会反对，所以除了宗教歧视外，我们反对清真寺还有什么原因呢？
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3. Members of Shanghai’s foreign Jewish community are once again free to pray, chant, and read scripture under the high-domed ceiling of what was once Asia’s largest synagogue.
上海的外国犹太群体再一次能在这个有着高圆顶天花板的，曾是远东最大的犹太教会堂中免费地祈祷，诵扬，阅读经典了。
- synagogue (n.) late 12c., "the regular public worship of the Jews," also the building in which this is done, from Old French sinagoge "synagogue, mosque, pagan temple" (11c., Modern French synagogue), from Late Latin synagoga "congregation of Jews," from Greek synagoge "place of assembly, synagogue; meeting, assembly," literally "a bringing together," from synagein "to gather, bring together, assemble," from syn- "together" (see syn-) + agein "put in motion, move," from PIE root *ag- "to drive, draw out or forth, move."
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