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[/ˈwɜːʃɪp; ˋwəʃəp/] n 用法:
1 [U] (a) reverence, respect or love for God or a god （对上帝或神的）崇拜、 崇敬或热爱:
an act of worship 对神的崇拜举动 *
a place of worship, eg a church, mosque or synagogue 拜神的地方（如教堂、 清真寺或犹太会堂）.
(b) act or ceremony that shows this 礼拜; 礼拜仪式:
Morning worship begins at 11 o'clock. 早晨的礼拜从11点开始. *
a service of divine worship 拜神的仪式. 用法:
2 [U] admiration, devotion or love felt for sb/sth 对某人[某事物]的崇拜、 仰慕、 忠心或热爱:
hero-worship 对英雄的崇拜.3 his, your, etc Worship [C] (esp Brit) formal and polite form of address or way of referring to a magistrate or a mayor 阁下（对地方法官或市长的尊称）:
His Worship the Mayor of Chester 切斯特市长阁下 *
No, your Worship. 不, 法官阁下. worship 2
v (-pp-; US -p-) 用法:
1 (a) [Tn] give worship to (God) 崇拜、 崇敬或热爱（上帝）.
(b) [I] attend a church service 参加礼拜仪式; 做礼拜:
the church where they had worshipped for years 他们多年做礼拜的教堂.2 [Tn] feel love and admiration for (sb/sth), esp to such an extent that one cannot see his/its faults; idolize 爱慕, 崇拜（某人[某事物]）（尤指达到看不到缺点的地步）:
She worshipped him and refused to listen to his critics. 她很崇拜他, 听不进别人对他的批评. *
worship success 仰望成功 *
He worships the ground she walks on, ie feels intense love for her. 他爱她爱得如醉如痴. worshipper (US worshiper) n person who worships （对上帝或神）崇拜的人; 做礼拜的人; （对某人[某事物]）爱慕的人. |