Bishop

UK:  ['bɪʃəp]

US:  ['bɪʃəp]

复数：bishops  

n.

1.主教;象

2.(基督教的)主教;(佛教的)住持

3.(国际象棋中的)象〔棋子为教士帽形〕

4.〔体〕象

5.香甜葡萄酒

6.手夯

7.手工夯具

un.

1.毕肖普(1.Sir Henry Rowley,1786-1855,英国作曲家、

1 . That tends to cancel out the appeal this upstanding family man and former bishop would otherwise have to the party's social conservatives.
这将会削弱这名出身不俗的前主教对他所在党派的社会保守主义者的吸引力。

2 . According to Church sources, the Holy See did not know about Bishop Zhu's move or give any instruction to him.
有境外教会消息人士说，教廷事前不知道朱主教公开就职，也没有给予任何指示。

3 . The bishop's daily schedule showed him in New York this weekend, and yet hesounded a world away.
日程安排显示他这个周末在纽约，可是他的声音听起来却像是从世界的另一端传来的。

4 . "I needed to be able to have the grip of the horror and then be part of the solution, " the Anglican bishop told me.
“我要去掌控这些恐惧，并参与到解决它们中去，”这个英国圣公会主教告诉我。

5 . The real recognition of the Bishop of Rome as sort of the Pope, in the way we think of it, that actually develops in the Middle Ages.
真正把罗马主教视为类似于教皇这样的角色的，根据我们的了解，是在中世纪出现的。