[C] 圣地，圣壇，神圣場(chǎng)所 building or place associated with sth or sb especially respected;the Holy Land
英語(yǔ)翻譯
Noun:
a place of worship hallowed by association with some sacred thing or person
Verb:
enclose in a shrine;
\\\"the saint\\\'s bones were enshrined in the cathedral\\\"
造句
用作名詞(n.)
Many pilgrims worship at the shrine. 許多朝圣者參拜圣地。
Mark Twain\\\'s birth place is visited as a shrine. 馬克吐溫的誕生地被參觀者視作圣地。
They bowed down before the shrine. 他們?cè)谏颀惽熬瞎揪础?/li>
He put the promise in the shrine beside the tablet of O-Tei. 他將這句誓言放在神龕內(nèi)阿真的牌位旁。
The Greeks dedicated a shrine to the god. 希臘人把一座廟奉獻(xiàn)給神。
The Matsu Temple, Penghu, is the oldest shrine to Matsu in Taiwan and exhibits carved woodwork of a very high standard. 澎湖天后宮為臺(tái)澎地區(qū)最早的媽祖廟，木雕水準(zhǔn)極高。
常用短語(yǔ)
Yasukuni Shrine
靖國(guó)神社
worship at the shrine of Mammon
崇拜財(cái)神
組詞
A blind man at Saint Albans shrine..hath receiv\\\'d his sight.
出自：2 Henry VI,
Shakespeare
He put down..both knees before the desolate shrine.