baptism

UK:  ['bæp.tɪz(ə)m]

US:  ['bæp.tɪzəm]

复数：baptisms  

n.

1.受洗,洗礼

2.命名(式)

3.【基督教】洗礼,浸礼

1 . this was a farewell dinner in nikolays honour , as he was to set off with denisov after the baptism festival to rejoin his regiment.
这是一次正式的告别午宴，因为他和杰尼索夫在主显节后就要动身回到兵团里去。

2 . Now, come to think of their own negligence is the soul of baptism, and I can help calm attributable to the heart have only read.
现在想来，完全是自己疏于了心灵的洗礼，而能够帮我的心归于平静的也只有阅读。

3 . We are never told to ask for this baptism. Nor do we need to ask for it. The Holy Spirit does this on his own initiative.
圣经没有教导我们要追求这种圣灵的洗，而且，我们根本不用去追求，因为圣灵会主动做这工作。

4 . At a recent baptism, I spent a large part of the service trying to determine why my services had been eschewed.
在最近的一次洗礼仪式上，我将很大一部分时间用来试图确定一件事：为何我的服务被忽视了。

5 . Just as Jesus rose from the dead, they also rise from the waters of baptism to "set out on a new life" ( Romans 6: 4).
就像耶稣从死亡中复活一样，他们也从洗礼的水中升起“新生的样式”（罗马书6：4）。