immolate 的定义
im·mo·lat·ed, im·mo·lat·ing.
- to sacrifice.
- to kill as a sacrificial victim, as by fire; offer in sacrifice.
- to destroy by fire.
immolate 近义词
sacrifice
更多immolate例句
- They built multiple fires inside the Capitol, immolating the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress and the splendid chambers of the House and Senate.
- He was threatening to immolate both of them when police ended a standoff by grabbing him.
- Lastly, President Obama should ask his counterpart what is driving young Tibetan monks and nuns to immolate themselves in protest.
- But no one expected him to self-immolate in less than a week.
- A people that continually provoke me to anger before my face, that immolate in gardens, and sacrifice upon bricks.
- It will not be the first time that humanity has preferred to immolate a god rather than admit its own guilt.
- After having sacrificed her husband to her mother, Mme. Fauvel was about to immolate her husband and children for Raoul.
- And for thee, Glaucus, are there not enough Achaeans, that thou mayest immolate whom thou wishest?
- She spurns the doctrine that it is woman's position to abnegate and to immolate herself.