pilgrimage的意思|pilgrimage的解释-里氏词典

pilgrimage ['pilgrimidʒ]

n. 朝圣, 漫游, 人生的一段经历

vi. 朝拜, 朝圣, 漫游

pilgrimage

[ noun ]
a journey to a sacred place
<noun.act>

Pilgrimage \Pil"grim*age\, n. [OE. pilgrimage, pelgrinage; cf.
F. p[`e]lerinage.]
1. The journey of a pilgrim; a long journey; especially, a
journey to a shrine or other sacred place. Fig., the
journey of human life. --Shak.

The days of the years of my pilgrimage. --Gen.
xlvii. 9.

2. A tedious and wearisome time.

In prison hast thou spent a pilgrimage. --Shak.

Syn: Journey; tour; excursion. See {Journey}.

Haji and hajah are the titles for men and women who have made a pilgrimage, or haj, to Mecca and performed certain acts required on a pilgrimage.
Haji and hajah are the titles for men and women who have made a pilgrimage, or haj, to Mecca and performed certain acts required on a pilgrimage.
It also called for revenge against the United States and Saudi Arabia for the death of Iranians at last year's Islamic pilgrimage in Mecca and condemned the United States for shooting down an Iranian passenger jet.
The $400 million project is part of a massive development plan to better accommodate the estimated two million Moslems who converge on Mecca and neighboring Medina during July for the annual pilgrimage to Islam's holiest shrines.
While the Saudis cited terrorism and threats for breaking relations with Tehran on April 27, they mainly were seeking to head off Iranian-inspired violence in the holy city of Mecca in this year's annual haj, or pilgrimage.
Peruvian President-elect Alberto Fujimori knelt before his family's Buddhist altar Wednesday during a pilgrimage to his ancestral home that has brought promises of aid for his debt-ridden country.
Last year, an estimated 1.8 million Moslems from more than 80 nations went on the annual pilgrimage.
The official Saudi Press Agency quoted King Fahd as saying the pilgrims had failed to follow safety rules "issued in good time ahead of the (pilgrimage) season."
Though of diverse backgrounds, they are bound together by five principles of Islam: Belief in one God and his prophets; prayer; charity; fasting; and, if possible, pilgrimage to Mecca, the birthplace of the prophet Mohammed.
In 1979, during a pilgrimage in Turkey, Pope John Paul II participated in an Orthodox Mass honoring the feast day of Saint Andrew, becoming the first pontiff in several centuries to attend.
Despite the break, the Saudi ambassador in Turkey said 45,000 Iranian pilgrims would be allowed to make the pilgrimage this summer.
He recently made a pilgrimage to see Mr. Sarkar, "to see if I was interpreting his ideas correctly."
Two bombs exploded in Mecca on Monday at the height of the pilgrimage season.
He has disclosed that he's been prevented from visiting Lithuania, the Roman Catholic stronghold in the Soviet Union, and insists that he must be allowed to visit with his flock on any pilgrimage.
Khartoum Airport reopened for eight hours Saturday for planes carrying Moslem pilgrims to Saudi Arabia for the annual pilgrimage, but it was closed to other international traffic.
It was a new role for a woman used to asking the questions, and one that precluded her from making a pilgrimage to Gdansk to interview Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, one person most first-time journalists to Poland try to see.
He said he would make a pilgrimage Tuesday to the Black Madonna of Czestochowa in southern Poland - the icon whose image he wears on his left lapel - in thanks for his election victory.
The embassy was closed in 1985 after it was ransacked and burned by militants of the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of God, protesting Saudi restrictions on the number of Iranians allowed to make the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Islam's holiest city.
Cardinal John O'Connor of New York ended a pilgrimage across Ireland Tuesday, saying he will ask President Reagan to grant amnesty for Irish and other illegal aliens in the United States.
The Iranian media have intensified their daily broadsides condemning the Saudi royal family, which oversees the pilgrimage, or hajj, to Mecca and Medina.
He was to attend a workers' pilgrimage that annually draws tens of thousands of Solidarity supporters.
Twenty years ago, Saudi Arabia depended on the annual Moslem pilgrimage to Mecca for a significant portion of its revenue.
An estimated 1.8 million pilgrims from 80 countries are making the annual pilgrimage, or hajj, to Mecca, the birthplace of the prophet Mohammed.
Roman Catholic Cardinal Tomas O Fiaich, the primate of all Ireland and an ardent Irish nationalist, died Tuesday after falling ill on a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France, the church announced.
For his part, the Rev. Ronald P. Lengwin, a spokesman for the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, worries that the show's pilgrimage to the parish will stir up unwanted interest in the crucifix again.
The Moslem pilgrims who crowded into the Mo'essem tunnel in Mecca were hurrying to perform the ritual of "stoning the devil," the climax of the annual pilgrimage, or hajj.
The Asian trip, the 44th foreign pilgrimage of John Paul's 11-year papacy, raises several politically sensitive topics for the pope.
She posthumously won the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for her "Collected Poems." Her grave in Heptonstall, a clutch of stone houses in the austere south Pennine hills, has become a place of pilgrimage.
The high point of the pilgrimage, marking Abraham's sacrifice of his son, should fall on about July 22.
Saudi Arabia bore a particular grudge against Khomeini for the repeated attempts to politicize the annual Moslem pilgrimage to Mecca with Khomeini's teachings.

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