| 词汇 | brotherhood |
| 释义 | brotherhood noun[ C, + sing/pl verb ] uk /ˈbrʌð.ə.hʊd/ us /ˈbrʌð.ɚ.hʊd/ brotherhoodnoun[C, + sing/pl verb] (ORGANIZATION)(the members of) a particular organization: 兄弟会（成员）;同志会（成员）;同业公会（成员） The various groups eventually fused into a single brotherhood.这些不同的组织最后合并成了一个同道会。 Religious people: followers of religious groups Adventist Anglican animist anti-cult anti-papal Episcopalian evangelist fakir Franciscan fundamentalist Moonie moral majority Mormon Moslem Muslim Shiite Sikh sisterhood Sufi Sunni You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Organizations, Societies & clubs brotherhoodnoun[C, + sing/pl verb] (FRIENDSHIP)friendship and loyalty: 友谊;手足情谊 The ideal of the brotherhood of man(= where everyone loves each other) is still far from reality.“人人皆兄弟”的理想仍远未实现。 Friendly affability affable affably affiliative agreeableness congeniality conversable convivial conviviality convivially harmony hospitable hospitably hospitality sociality socially sugar and spiceidiom sweet-natured sweet-tempered the human touch brotherhood | American Dictionarybrotherhood noun[ U ] us/ˈbrʌð·ərˌhʊd/ a feeling of shared interests and support among men, or more generally, among all humans A brotherhood is also the membership of an organization of men, or the organization itself. Examples of brotherhoodbrotherhood Our understanding of the interrelationships between these shadowy brotherhoods is still far from clear. The reforms subjected the brotherhoods to greater centralisation and tighter control and generated tensions between the chaplains that served the brotherhoods and parish priests. The next day, the debate over what weight should be given to the brotherhoods' endorsement continued. Details of the brotherhoods have been gleaned from the statutes (compromissos) that set out the governing rules and regulations. The brotherhoods did not play a ver y active role as three congresses deliberated on the act. Again, by joining these brotherhoods, approaching outsiders conveyed their credibility to existing members, making possible exchange. The issue of communities is as complex as the differences among the brotherhoods in such a vast captaincy. Challenges to the railroad brotherhoods' endorsement became more intense as the bill moved closer to enactment. The leaders of the brotherhoods were forced to accommodate the reality of being denied the right to strike by adjusting their voluntarism and supporting state sponsored arbitration. The brotherhoods had already endorsed the bill without these changes being made, and never made any visible attempt to make that endorsement conditional on any changes. 51. The moral rhetoric of a world community and human brotherhood was the expression of this feeling. She is thereby a sign of that brotherhood which permits and encourages a sincere dialogue. The brotherhood of man did not end with the immediate family of siblings at which it began. Traditional requirements of brotherhoods to prove the ' purity ' of their bloodline were abolished and the dues of the judges were reduced. A watershed occurred in the relations of the brotherhoods with the colonial apparatus around 1750. See all examples of brotherhood These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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