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sabbath

/sab-uhth/US // ˈsæb əθ //UK // (ˈsæbəθ) //

安息日,主日

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the seventh day of the week, Saturday, as the day of rest and religious observance among Jews and some Christians. Exodus 20:8–11.
    • : the first day of the week, Sunday, similarly observed by most Christians in commemoration of the Resurrection of Christ.
    • : any special day of prayer or rest resembling the Sabbath: Friday is the Muslim Sabbath.
    • : a period of rest.
    • : Demonology. Sabbat.

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Examples

  • On Friday evenings, Samir helps light the candles to usher in the Sabbath.

  • Ozzy Osbourne claims the band is based on Black Sabbath, but who did you base Spinal Tap on?

  • Well, it was based on an amalgam of bands—Black Sabbath, AC/DC, Motley Crue, Judas Priest, and Van Halen.

  • However, G-d is very clear about the Sabbath being a day of rest.

  • With a little effort, it is possible to keep kosher and respect the Sabbath.

  • And she said in this booming voice, ‘Tomorrow is the Sabbath.’

  • The prophet prayeth to be delivered from his enemies, and preacheth up the observance of the sabbath.

  • Unlike many other teachers, Susy had not to go about enticing boys to her Sabbath class.

  • Many of these young men have been trained in the Sabbath school, but at nineteen or twenty a change comes over them.

  • Death was declared an eternal sleep; God was declared a fiction, the Sabbath was abolished and religious worship denounced.

  • This minister had been accused by his antagonist of having been seen taking a walk through one of the parks on the Sabbath.