chapel

UK:  ['tʃæp(ə)l]

US:  ['tʃæp(ə)l]

复数：chapels  

n.

1.小教堂,附属教堂;〔英国〕(国教分离派的)教堂;(学校、营房等的)附属礼拜堂[室];(在学校礼拜室中做的)礼拜

2.印刷(厂工人)工会

3.〔美俚〕殡仪馆

1 . It was one of his habits to come tolerably often to celebrate the offices in the chapel of the nuns of the Petit-Picpus.
他到小比克布斯修女们的礼拜堂里来参加日课唱圣诗，那是常有的事。

2 . Two years later we were ready to dedicate our first church building, a lovely chapel in Garden Grove.
我们在那里一年半，已经建了一所小教堂，在这儿以西几哩外的两亩地上。

3 . Strangely, when Silas had his fit at the chapel meeting, William was the only one who disagreed with the minister.
奇怪的是，在西拉斯发病以后，威廉却是唯一一个不同意牧师观点的人。

4 . Gimmerton was an unsubstantial name in her ears; the chapel, the only building she had approached or entered, except her own home.
在她耳中吉默吞是一个虚幻的名字；除了她自己的家之外，礼拜堂是她走近或进去过的唯一建筑物。

5 . In ancient times he would have been swept off his feet and carried to the chapel, where a mass would be said in his honor.
在古时候他可能就会被抬起并抬进礼拜堂，那里一群人会欢呼他的荣誉。