cherub 的定义
plural cher·ubs for 3, 4; cher·u·bim [cher-uh-bim, -yoo-bim] /ˈtʃɛr ə bɪm, -yʊ bɪm/ for 1, 2.
- a celestial being. Genesis 3:24; Ezekiel 1, 10.
- Theology. a member of the second order of angels, often represented as a beautiful rosy-cheeked child with wings.
- a beautiful or innocent person, especially a child.
- a person, especially a child, with a sweet, chubby, innocent face.
cherub 近义词
angel
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更多cherub例句
- Adriana Bottino-Poage is 6 years old, with cherub cheeks and curls that bounce when she laughs.
- Nearby, plump kidneys churn out requests for water and salt—twin cherubs of the torso.
- The haul came from 10 pieces that mostly feature winged cherubs called “war nymphs,” some of which sold thousands of copies.
- Miley Cyrus morphed from cherub-faced Disney tween into raunchy twerker.
- The little 17-year-old Russian cherub lutzed and salchowed like she was born for that expressed purpose.
- With fair skin boosting the expressiveness of her big blue eyes, Kazan resembles a slightly more cherub-faced Jennifer Connelly.
- The film opened with two African cherub babies playing in the dirt.
- The child actress, now 15, has gone from a dimpled cherub to an undead evildoer in New Moon.
- Therefore God alone is responsible for the acts the man performs in obedience to the cherub's orders.
- So I want you to fit up this roof of the kitchen exactly in the way you arranged the garden on the roof at Cherub Court.
- A decided case of 'up aloft': he looks quite the cherub, does he not?
- But from the limit whence the cherub continueth not the imp began.
- And the glory of the God of Israel was gone up from the cherub, whereupon he was, to the threshold of the house.