Christianity

英 [ˌkrɪs.tiˈæn.ə.ti]      美 [ˌkrɪs.tʃiˈæn.ə.t̬i]
  • n. 基督教;基督教精神,基督教教义
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将“Christianity”分解为“Chris-tian-ity”。想象“Chris”是基督的昵称,而“ian”是形容词后缀,表示属于某个领域的人或事物。所以,“Chris”就像是基督的昵称,“ianity”则是一个表示属于或关于某个信仰体系的后缀。因此,“Christianity”可以想象成是关于基督的信仰体系,即基督教。通过这种联想,单词的意义就更加容易被记忆。

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Christianity 基督教

来自Christ, 基督。

Christianity (n.)
c. 1300, cristente, "Christians as a whole; state of being a Christian," from Old French crestienté "Christendom; spiritual authority; baptism" (Modern French chrétienté), from Church Latin christianitatem (nominative christianitas), noun of state from christianus (see Christian). Gradually respelled to conform with Latin. Christendom is the older word for it. Old English also had cristennes.
1. The Coptic Church is among the oldest churches of Christianity.
科普特教会是最古老的基督教会之一。
2. The country swayed precariously between Christianity and paganism.
这个国家在基督教和异教间摇摆不定。
3. Jerusalem is Christianity's most venerated place.
耶路撒冷被基督徒奉为圣地。
4. He converted to Christianity that day.
那天,他皈依了基督教。
5. Christianity is a living faith which has shaped the history of Britain.
基督教塑造了英国的历史,而且至今还有人信奉.