homily

/hom-uh-lee/US // ˈhɒm ə li //UK // (ˈhɒmɪlɪ) //

讲道,讲义,说教,讲道稿

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural hom·i·lies.
- : a sermon, usually on a Biblical topic and usually of a nondoctrinal nature.
- : an admonitory or moralizing discourse.
- : an inspirational saying or cliché.

nounsermon

Synonyms

He figured on letting the gospel, specifically Matthew 1:28, guide his homily.
Then on March 23, Romero delivered a truly impassioned homily.
Pope Francis was uncharacteristically ceremonial, sticking largely to his scripted homily and dressed in the usual papal garb.
The question she was asked by the priest during his homily: “What would you like for Christmas?”
Since Wright had no plans to take part in the beachside homily and ticket booths were shuttered, she was out of luck.
He mounts his best ruffles and his finest tunic as he sits down to write his homily.
Such a homily, at such a time, must have made Mary feel like a person of a very ordinary sort indeed.
The story remains, the burden of the rude rhyme of the primer, a text for many a homily of old,—a topic for us now.
Well, I did not expect, when you handed me out of my carriage to-day, that I was going to listen to a homily on prudence.
Smithson Junior (as the homily ends and the real business is about to start): "Please, sir, is it sterilized?"

/hom-uh-lee/US // ˈhɒm ə li //UK // (ˈhɒmɪlɪ) //

讲道,讲义,说教,讲道稿

n.名词 noun

1
plural hom·i·lies.
- : a sermon, usually on a Biblical topic and usually of a nondoctrinal nature.
- : an admonitory or moralizing discourse.
- : an inspirational saying or cliché.

nounsermon

Synonyms

He figured on letting the gospel, specifically Matthew 1:28, guide his homily.
Then on March 23, Romero delivered a truly impassioned homily.
Pope Francis was uncharacteristically ceremonial, sticking largely to his scripted homily and dressed in the usual papal garb.
The question she was asked by the priest during his homily: “What would you like for Christmas?”
Since Wright had no plans to take part in the beachside homily and ticket booths were shuttered, she was out of luck.
He mounts his best ruffles and his finest tunic as he sits down to write his homily.
Such a homily, at such a time, must have made Mary feel like a person of a very ordinary sort indeed.
The story remains, the burden of the rude rhyme of the primer, a text for many a homily of old,—a topic for us now.
Well, I did not expect, when you handed me out of my carriage to-day, that I was going to listen to a homily on prudence.
Smithson Junior (as the homily ends and the real business is about to start): "Please, sir, is it sterilized?"