shrine

英 [ʃraɪn]

美 [ʃraɪn]

n.  圣地; 圣祠; 神庙; 神龛; 具有重要意义的地方

复数：shrines　现在分词：shrining　过去式：shrined　第三人称单数：shrines　过去分词：shrined　

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Collins.1 / BNC.7176 / COCA.6082

牛津词典

noun

• 圣地；圣祠；神庙；神龛
  a place where people come to worship because it is connected with a holy person or event
  1. a shrine to the Virgin Mary
     敬奉圣母马利亚的朝圣地
  2. to visit the shrine of Mecca
     前往圣地麦加朝拜
• 具有重要意义的地方
  a place that people visit because it is connected with sb/sth that is important to them
  1. Wimbledon is a shrine for all lovers of tennis.
     温布尔登是所有网球爱好者的圣地。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 圣地;圣祠;神庙;神龛
  Ashrineis a place of worship which is associated with a particular holy person or object.
  1. ...the holy shrine of Mecca.
     麦加圣地
• N-COUNT (缅怀逝者的)纪念之地，圣地
  Ashrineis a place that people visit and treat with respect because it is connected with a dead person or with dead people that they want to remember.
  1. The monument has been turned into a shrine to the dead and the missing.
     这座纪念碑已成为人们纪念那些死者和失踪者的神圣之地。

英英释义

noun

• a place of worship hallowed by association with some sacred thing or person

verb

• enclose in a shrine
  1. the saint's bones were enshrined in the cathedral
  Synonym:enshrine

双语例句

• He built a chapel as a shrine to the memory of his dead wife.
  他建了一座小教堂作为悼念亡妻的圣所。
• Shakespeare's birth place is visited as a shrine.
  莎士比亚的诞生地被参观者视作圣地。
• He also built there a shrine.
  他还在那里建了一座寺庙。
• So of course I dashed impetuously to the shrine to pay homage.
  一听这话，我当然性急地冲到这个神殿来表示敬意。
• The heart of each should be my shrine, and my lover the priest of that temple of love.
  每一颗心应当是我的庙宇，我的爱者则是那爱之庙宇里的牧师。
• Genghis Khans Mausoleum in Dongsheng has become a shrine for Mongolian youth.
  成吉思汗在东胜的陵寝成了今日蒙古族青年的拜谒之地。
• When the barge reached the shrine, acolytes removed the pall.
  当驳船抵达圣地时，辅祭除去了柩衣。
• Many pilgrims knelt piously at the shrine.
  许多朝圣者心虔意诚地在神殿跪拜。
• A Chinese temple or shrine for idol worship.
  中国人供奉自己的偶像时用到的庙。
• At the shrine of the god there were offerings, libations and incense.
  神殿里供奉着牺牲、鬯酒和贡香。