祀sì
offer sacrifices to the gods or the spirits of the dead
长城zhǎng chéng
theGreat Wall
歃血shà xuè
smear the blood of a sacrifice on the mouth
祭jì
hold a memorial ceremony for; wield; offer sacrifice to; offer a sacrifice to; pentecost
奠酒diàn jiǔ
sacrifice wine as offerings to the spirits of the dead
供俸gòng fèng
sacrifice
贱卖jiàn mài
sacrifice
多半duō bàn
thegreater part, probably
牺xī
a beast of a uniform colour for sacrifice; sacrifice
腊là
dried meat; sacrifices to the gods in the twelfth month of the lunar year
蜡là
wax; candle; polish; a sacrifice offered at the end of the year
大师dà shī
great, master
得意地dé yì dì
great
伟大的wěi dà de
great
丢车保帅diū chē bǎo shuài
make minor sacrifices to safeguard major interests
万里长城wàn lǐ zhǎng chéng
theGreat Wall
禘dì
an ancient sacrifice
祭祀jì sì
fete; sacrifice
舍身shě shēn
sacrifice oneself
莫大的mò dà de
greatest, utmost
最伟大的zuì wěi dà de
greatest
慷慨捐躯kāng kǎi juān qū
sacrifice one's life nobly -- to die chivalrously
原声例句
TED-Ed(视频版)
Virgil aimed to capture this sense of a new era and of the great sacrifices that the Romans had endured.
维吉尔旨在捕捉这种新时代的感觉和罗马人所承受的巨大牺牲。
红与黑(一)
So far as my weak judgment goes, is it not the greatest sacrifice that I can make to God? --perhaps He will deign to accept my humiliation, and to leave me my son.