eruv
/air-oov, er-; Sephardic Hebrew e-roov; Ashkenazic Hebrew ey-roov/US // ˈɛər ʊv, ˈɛr-; Sephardic Hebrew ˈɛ ruv; Ashkenazic Hebrew ˈeɪ rʊv //UK // (ˈɛəruːv, ˈɛruːv) //
橡皮擦,橡皮筋,橡皮图章,橡皮泥
Definitions
n.名词 noun
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plural er·u·vin [air-oo-vin, er-; Sephardic Hebrew e-roo-veen; Ashkenazic Hebrew ey-roo-vin], /ˈɛər ʊˌvɪn, ˈɛr-; Sephardic Hebrew ɛ ruˈvin; Ashkenazic Hebrew eɪˈrʊ vɪn/, er·uvs.Judaism.
- : any of three rabbinical enactments that ease certain Sabbath restrictions.
- : a line delineating an area in which Orthodox Jews may carry on certain activities normally forbidden on the Sabbath.
Examples
Being the Jewish Sabbath, there was the Eruv suspended at the exits of the principal streets.
He might not move from where he stood, so long as he held the papers, it being outside the Eruv.
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