chaplain

UK:  ['tʃæplɪn]

US:  ['tʃæplən]

复数：chaplains  

n.

1.(美国)《随军牧师》季刊

2.随军[校内,院内]教士〔军队、学校、医院、监狱等中的教士,有时亦由非教士担任〕

1 . But she said, as he came to die, he sat up on the side of the bed one day, and he asked the nurse if he could see the chaplain.
他说他有生以来第一次想到了这不可避免的结局，想到了上帝。在他临终前，有一天他在床上坐起来，问护士是否能让他见见牧师。

2 . Father March was an army chaplain in the Civil War, and in his absence Jo declared herself to be the man of the family.
父亲马奇是南北战争时期的军队牧师，他不在家期间，乔自命为一家之主。

3 . So Chaplain James O'Neill sat down and wrote a prayer beseeching the Almighty to "grant us fair weather for battle" .
詹姆斯.欧尼尔牧师于是坐下来，写了一篇祷词，恳求万能的上帝「赐我们作战的好天气」。

4 . The chaplain and his pregnant wife were driven from their bed, across the courtyard and eventually to the side of a dunghill.
那牧师和怀孕的妻子仓皇起床逃遁，被蜜蜂追跑过庭院，最后躲到粪堆旁。

5 . US navy chaplain Joseph O'Callahan was the only chaplain to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor During World War II.
美国海军牧师约瑟夫.奥卡拉汉是第二次世界大战中唯一获得国会荣誉勋章的随军牧师。