cassocks
英 ['kæsəks] 美 ['kæsəks]

n.

（教士穿的黑色或红色的）长袍( cassock的名词复数 )；法衣；

英英释义

cassock[ 'kæsək ]

• n.a black garment reaching down to the ankles; worn by priests or choristers

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The most interested here are those sleeping monks lying on the lonesome alley, all of them are dressing red cassocks, but without facial characteristics.
   沉睡中的僧人全都穿着红色的袈裟，面部无相。

权威例句

Cassocks and Codpieces
Configuring Cupboards for Cassocks
Saints without Cassocks: Reflections on Canonization
Commissars in Red Cassocks: Former Priests in the League of the Militant Godless
«About cassocks and how they make or not someone a priest: a study on enclothed cognition»
Caciques in cassocks. Social control and electoral interference of the clergy in the Spanish Philippines
«Rabbis in cassocks»: The influence of Christian models on Jewish community in nineteenth-century France
Cassocks, seats and suffrages. Political practice and social support of neo-catholicism in the Castellano-Manchegas provinces (1854-...
Politicians in Cassocks and the Role of Religion in the Activities of the Conciliatory Faction of the Real Politics (1905–1923)
Les Miserables - Volume I - FANTINE - BOOK FIRST - A JUST MAN - Chapter V. Monseigneur Bienvenu made his Cassocks last too long