apostasy

UK:  [ə'pɒstəsi]

US:  [ə'pɑstəsi]

n.

1.背教;脱党;变节;放弃信仰

1 . Likewise, they brand any attempt to leave Islam, whatever the circumstances, as a form of apostasy, punishable by death.
同样，这些官员诬蔑任何试图离开伊斯兰教的行为，不管是什么一种情况，都当作是一种背教而要用死刑来进行惩处。

2 . It is also generally thought that he created the Warp storm known as the Storm of the Emperor's Wrath during the Age of Apostasy .
它通常也被认为他产生了在背教的年龄期间即是皇帝的愤怒的暴风雨的弯暴风雨。

3 . Malik said, "The key issue is of apostasy, " referring to when a person leaves a faith.
马利克说，“主要问题在于叛教，”也就是，一个人对自己信仰的背离。

4 . The nominal conversion of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great to Christianity indeed led to compromise and apostasy .
康士坦丁大帝和基督教名义上的谈判；其实是引向妥协和叛教。

5 . While most of their fellow Hebrews were already knee-deep in compromise and apostasy, these Hebrew boys stood firm and would not compromise.
当大多数的希伯来同胞已深陷妥协和变节的泥沼时，这几个希伯来男孩却可以站立得稳，不愿妥协。