cassock
英 [ˈkæsək] 美 [ˈkæsək]

n.

（教士穿的黑色或红色的）长袍；

变形

复数：cassocks

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. His black cassock was dusty and sweat-stained.
   他黑色的袍子上尽是尘土，汗渍斑斑。
2. Golden thread with jade armour is fabric cloth of cassock also.
   金缕玉甲也是布衣袈裟。

权威例句

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Black Cassock: Memoir of a Spoiled Priest
"The Cassock"Chapter in Moby—Dick and the Theme of Literary Creativity
Moby Dick (or The Whale) - Chapter 95 The Cassock.
Why does Aihan not Wear A Cassock?—A Case Study of a Monk Student's Identity
Layer upon Layer: The Evolution of Cassock, Gown, Habit and Hood as Academic Dress
“A Man in a Cassock is Wearing a Skirt”: Margaretta Bowers and the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Gay Clergy
The Modern Loner Dressed in Cassock:The Artistic Feature of Traditional and Modern Docking in Feiming's Poetry
The Pure Lands in the Cassock: A Study on the Motifs on the Robe of a Buddha Statue from Qingzhou in the Northern Qi Period
“Folded to fit into a pocket…”: Delivering a Sermon without Pulpit and Cassock
[Review of the book:] Poets in the Cassock, selection – edition – comments by Father Stefan Radziszewski, Publishing Jednosc, Kiel...