sects

英 [sɛkts]

美 [sɛkts]

n.  派别; 宗派
sect的复数

柯林斯词典

• 派别;宗派;教派;党派
  Asectis a group of people that has separated from a larger group and has a particular set of religious or political beliefs.

双语例句

• The syncretic sects often merge Christianity with traditional beliefs and rituals.
  融合的宗教大多将传统宗教信仰和仪式融入基督教。
• However, there is also a strong Christian revival, especially among the fundamentalist and Pentecostal sects.
  然而，基督教也有了很大程度上的复苏，尤其是正统基督教和五旬节流派。
• The seventh day of the week, Saturday, observed as the day of rest and worship by the Jews and some Christian sects.
  犹太教徒和一些基督教派认为，星期六，即一周的第七天，是休息和礼拜的日子。
• By the first century BC, Buddhism was in danger of fragmenting into small sects.
  到公元前1世纪时，佛教面临着被分化成一些小派别的危险。
• Zeng Guofan and his Confucian sects played an important role during the Tongzhi period in the Qing Dynasty.
  曾国藩及其理学宗派，在清政府同治中兴期间，起了重要作用。
• He had subdued the religious sects, cleaned up Saigon.
  他压服了宗教派别，刷新了西贡的面貌。
• Hence we should not have discrimination on sects, thinking that different way is heresy.
  因此，我们实在不应该存有派别之见，认为跟我们不一样的修行方法就是异端。
• They usually agree that the following are common characteristics of movements designated cults or sects.
  他们通常认同以下宗派或教派运动的共同特性。
• The government respects and protects traditional religious activities and the rites of the various sects.
  政府尊重和保护各教派的传统宗教活动和习俗。
• Religious differences have given birth to many sects.
  宗教上的不同见解就产生许多宗派。