aliyah 的定义
plural a·li·yahs, a·li·yos [ah-lee-yahz; for 1 also Ashkenazic Hebrew ah-lee-awz or, English, uh-lee-uhz], /ˌɑ liˈyɑz; for 1 also Ashkenazic Hebrew ɑˈli ɔz or, English, əˈli əz/, a·li·yot [Sephardic Hebrew ah-lee-awt]. /Sephardic Hebrew ˌɑ liˈɔt/.
- the act of proceeding to the reading table in a synagogue for the reading of a portion from the Torah.
- the immigration of Jews to Israel, either as individuals or in groups.
- any of the major waves of Jewish immigration to Palestine or Israel.
更多aliyah例句
- There is more than enough room for the refugees that want return and the Jews worldwide who want to make aliyah.
- Which is way, way higher than the French aliyah numbers of any recent year.
- Yes, the CNN report is right—both French aliyah numbers and reports of anti-Semitic violence are on the rise.
- Of the high hopes that characterize the Western Aliyah (immigration) souring so dramatically, so brutally.
- But Aliyah was seized by the same impulse that would grab Heaven, and she leapt up to seek the sanctuary of home.