judeo-christian

英式音标：[dʒu:'dɪəʊ'krɪstʃən]

美式音标：[dʒu'dioʊ'krɪstʃən]

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词义：

adj.

同是犹太教与基督教的，犹太教与基督教所共有的；

英英释义

judeo-christian[ dʒu:'di:əu'kristʃən ]

adj.being historically related to both Judaism and Christianity

用法：

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

Followers of Judaism reject both the Christian belief that Jesus was the Messiah and the Muslim belief that he was a prophet.
犹太教的追随者既反对基督教所相信的耶稣是一位弥赛亚，也反对穆斯林所相信的他是一位先知。

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造句：

1. The Coptic Church is among the oldest churches of Christianity.

科普特教会是最古老的基督教会之一。

来自柯林斯例句

2. The country swayed precariously between Christianity and paganism.

这个国家在基督教和异教间摇摆不定。

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3. Jerusalem is Christianity's most venerated place.

耶路撒冷被基督徒奉为圣地。

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4. He converted to Christianity that day.

那天，他皈依了基督教。

来自柯林斯例句

5. Christianity is a living faith which has shaped the history of Britain.

基督教塑造了英国的历史,而且至今还有人信奉.

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