Christianity

UK:  [.krɪsti'ænəti]

US:  [.krɪsti'ænəti]

n.

1.基督教;基督教信仰;〔集合词〕基督教徒;基督徒精神

2.天主教

1 . In fact, Christianity was actually banned throughout Japan in the 1600s and continued to be so until the mid 1800s.
事实上，基督教早在17世纪在日本被全面禁止此情形一直延续到19世纪中叶。

2 . In Christianity, the rest of the flower is sacred grass, and is often used to decorate in religious consciousness of the altar.
在基督教中，马鞭草被视为是神圣的花，经常被用来装饰在宗教意识的祭坛上。

3 . I will announce to you already that, as surprising as it may seem, that will lead me to talk to you today about Christianity.
我已经跟你们宣布过了，虽然听起来有一点奇怪，它引导我今天要谈论的问题是关于基督教。

4 . During that time, the colonists convinced her to convert to Christianity, and she was baptized with the name "Rebecca. "
在那段时间，殖民说服她改信基督教，她受洗成为「蕾贝卡」（Rebecca）。

5 . Striking out on her own, she worked with a preacher to convert prostitutes to Christianity and lived in a progressive communal home.
她后来开始独立闯荡，曾经与一位牧师一起帮助一些妓女皈依基督教。她本人也搬到一个具有进步思想的共有制住所居住。