rector

英 ['rekt?] 美['r?kt?]

近義詞dean

TEM8低頻詞暢通詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?rectors;

1. rect- "rule, guide" + -or.
2. => ruler, governor, director, guide.

rector 堂區(qū)牧師

來(lái)自拉丁語(yǔ) rector,管理者，指導(dǎo)者，來(lái)自 regere,拉直，來(lái)自 PIE*reg,拉直，伸直，詞源同 right,correct.引申詞義堂區(qū)牧師。

rector: rector: [14] A rector is etymologically a ‘ruler’. The word comes via Old French rectour from Latin rēctor ‘governor’, a derivative of the verb regere ‘govern, rule’ (from which English gets regent, region, etc). It carried its original meaning with it into English, with reference both to Roman governors in the ancient world and to God as ‘ruler’ of the universe (Sir Matthew Hale in 1676 referred to God as the ‘great dispenser or permitter and rector of all the events in the world’), but by the 18th century it had largely become restricted to the more specialized senses ‘clergyman in charge of a parish’ and ‘head of a college’.
=> regent, regiment, region
rector (n.): late 14c. (early 13c. in Anglo-Latin), from Latin rector "ruler, governor, director, guide," from rect-, past participle stem of regere "to rule, guide" (see regal). Used originally of Roman governors and God, by 18c. generally restricted to clergymen and college heads. Related: Rectorship.

1. He was rector of All Hallows Church in Wellingborough.: 他是韋靈伯勒萬(wàn)圣教堂的教區(qū)長(zhǎng)。

2. Sometimes the rector came up and preached a sermon.: 有時(shí)候教區(qū)牧師來(lái)布道.

3. He became a rector of a small parish where he ministered for several years.: 他成為一個(gè)小教區(qū)的教區(qū)牧師,在那里主事了幾年圣事.

4. My novel "The Rector's Wife" is being adapted for TV, with Lindsay Duncan in the title role.: 我的小說(shuō)《教區(qū)長(zhǎng)的妻子》正被改編成電視劇，由林賽·鄧肯飾片名主角。

5. He came with several friends directly from Rector's in a carriage.: 他是和一些朋友直接從雷克脫飯店坐馬車(chē)來(lái)戲院的.