deacon

n.

[宗]（新教，长老会等的）执事；（希腊教会的）助祭；〈英〉工会会长；〈美〉初生小牛

vt.

搞欺骗；搀混，蒙混；

复数：deacons

1. The deacon is very kind.
   那个执事很和蔼。
2. We have no pastor at present: the church is ran by five deacons.
   我们目前没有牧师：教会的事是由五位执事管理的。
3. The deacon was killed last night by a stranger.
   那个副主祭昨晚被一个陌生人杀死了。

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