deacon 的 2 个定义
- a member of the clerical order next below that of a priest.
- an appointed or elected officer having variously defined duties.
- either of two officers in a masonic lodge.
- to pack with only the finest pieces or the most attractive sides visible.
- to falsify; doctor.
- to castrate.
- to read aloud before singing it.
deacon 近义词
clergyperson
deacon 的近义词 4 个
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- By James McBride“Sportcoat” is a 71-year-old deacon who lives in a Brooklyn housing project in 1969.
- He told me how his dad, the deacon, jailed in another cell, used to have sex with him.
- The deacon said he is demanding an explanation from Williams.
- “His sermons were pretty much from his heart,” the deacon told us.
- According to the deacon, Williams made countless house calls and hospital visits whenever he could.
- Deacon Williams seemed to confirm this sentiment, saying, “as Christian people, we wanted him to get well.”
- Paul employed his wife, a deacon in their Bowling Green presbyterian church, for damage control.
- At last Deacon MacNab, the church treasurer and a personage of importance, got a chance to speak.
- Of course there had been no organ in this church before, or the worthy deacon might have known more about it.
- Then he returned to his province, entered the seminary, and became a sub-deacon of the diocese of Nueva Segovia.
- The deacon pounded on the porch with his nearly finished leg, and grew red in the face.
- How d'ye stand on the proposition to have the town build a sidewalk up the hill apast the Congregational church, Deacon?