mecca 的定义
- Also Mek·ka; Mak·kah [mak-kuh, -kah] /ˈmæk kə, -kɑ/ . a city in and the capital of Hejaz, in westerm Saudi Arabia: birthplace of Muhammad; spiritual center of Islam.
- any place that many people visit or hope to visit: The president's birthplace is a mecca for his admirers.
mecca 近义词
center, goal
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- She worked alongside many on campus organizations including Models of the Mecca and even went on to create her own collective called Edn Haus.
- Mrs. Kouachi works at a nursery and has worn the veil since she made the pilgrimage to Mecca in 2008.
- And an arrow painted on the ground that shows the way to Mecca, for prayers.
- The city became a Mecca for hordes of hipsters and creative types as well as young people seeking their fortune in finance.
- The subject is, in fact, Jeff Froth from the rock group Mecca.
- Since the 13th century, Sunni devotes have been traveling to Chinguetti on their way to Mecca.
- They boast of having descended from Abraham through Ishmael, believing that this patriarch built Mecca and died there.
- Filled with gratitude, our hermit made a vow to undertake for the seventh time the pilgrimage to Mecca.
- After marriage the family is united, and home, though it be in the top of a tenement, is the Mecca for children and grandchildren.
- After us others also set free their people, and presently this part of Virginia was a sort of Mecca for escaped blacks.
- Vultures and kites are common enough; and Haji Laqlaq the stork comes in regularly from his pilgrimage to Mecca in the spring.