clergies

n.

（尤指基督教堂内的）牧师，教士（clergy的复数形式）；

1. The clergy were sacred beings in Miss Ainley's eyes.
   在安利小姐看来，牧师都是圣人。
2. I could heartily wish that more of our country clergy would follow this example.
   我衷心希望，我国有更多的牧师效法这个榜样。
3. Prior to the law's enactment, most of the Danish clergy opposed it.
   在通过该法规之前，多数丹麦神职人员反对此法规。
4. The superior clergy and a small remnant of other educated men read and wrote Latin.
   上等的神职人员和一小部分残余的其他受过教育的人使用拉丁语读写。

MINANGKABAU CLERGIES AND THE WRITING OF HADITH
Soslovie and the “Foreign” Clergies of Imperial Russia
Soslovie and the “Foreign” Clergies of Imperial Russia
On Buddhism Clergies' Property Rights——A Study of the Religious property rights
The traumatized African clergies dealing therapeutically with traumatized African families
“THE ORAL HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY OF COMBATANT CLERGIES OF TEHRAN”
AN EXPERIMENTAL COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CLERGIES AND ACADEMICS’ VIEW ON RELIGIOSITY CRITERIA
The effect of fasting on emotional intelligence in clergies in Shahrekord seminary
Development and Evaluation of a Helping Skills Training Program for Japanese Protestant Clergies
Siping Concentration Camp During the Pacific War:Policy that Manchurian Authorities Treated the Catholic Clergies of the Allies in N...