puritans

puritans 基本解释

n. <史>清教徒( puritan的复数形式 ); （任何政党中的）纯粹主义者; 道德或宗教上极拘谨的人
v. <史>清教徒( puritan的第三人称单数 ); （任何政党中的）纯粹主义者; 道德或宗教上极拘谨的人

puritans 词性变化

原型:puritan

词组短语

1、three plays for puritans 清教徒的三个剧本

2、calvinism puritans 加尔文清教徒

3、puritans pride 清教徒的骄傲

4、brownist separatist puritans 布朗主义分离主义清教徒

5、brownist puritans 布朗尼清教徒

puritans 用法和例句

1、A colony of Puritans settled in Plymouth.

一群清教徒在普里茅斯定居下来。

2、Everything that the Puritans fought for was overthrown.

清教徒为之战斗得一切又统统被废除了。

3、The Puritans, persecuted for their religions beliefs, fled to america

清教徒们由于受到宗教迫害而逃往美洲。

4、Like the Pilgrims, the Puritans did not agree with the Anglican Church.

像朝圣者一样，清教徒对英国圣公会也表示异议，

5、Because they were persecuted in England, the Puritans migrated to Holland.

因为清教徒在英国遭受迫害，他们便称居荷兰。

6、The Puritans, persecuted for their religious beliefs, fled to neighbouring countries.

清教徒们由于受到宗教迫害而外逃到邻国。

7、The early New England Puritans frowned on boisterous Christmas celebrations.

早期新英格兰清教徒对大张旗鼓地庆祝圣诞节不以为然。

8、The Pilgrims of Plymouth, however, were mainly Puritans and strict Calvinist Protestants.

然而, 普利茅斯的教徒, 大多数是清教徒并且严守清规戒律。

9、She admitted that she signed the book and said there were several other witches looking to destroy the Puritans.

她承认签名了，还说有其他巫师要毁灭清教徒。