Boanerges

英 [,bəuə'nə:dʒi:z] 美
  • n. 传教士
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Boanerges
name given by Christ to his disciples John and James, the two sons of Zebedee (Mark iii:17), Late Latin, from Ecclesiastical Greek Boanerges, from a Galilean dialectal corruption of Hebrew bene reghesh "sons of rage" (interpreted in Greek as "sons of thunder"), from bene (see B'nai B'rith) + reghesh "commotion, tumult, throng." Applied figuratively to zealous or loud preachers.
1. That orator is a Boanerges.
那个演说家嗓门很大.

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2. Robert says you have tamed Boanerges.
王后:罗伯特说你已经驯服了布讷计斯.

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