ceremonially

adv.

礼仪地；仪式地；仪式上；礼仪上

1. Pilate came outside to meet the Jews who took Jesus there, because they would have been defiled, rendered ceremonially unclean, had they set foot in the Roman palace.
   彼拉多到外面去与把耶稣带来的犹太人见了面，因为它们已经被染污了，呈现出仪式上的不洁，但他们踏进了罗马人的宫殿。
2. As for other meat, anyone ceremonially clean may eat it.
   所有在礼仪上洁净的人都可以吃平安祭的祭肉。

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