karma
英 ['kɑːmə; 'kɜːmə]
美 ['kɑrmə]
- n. 因果报应，因缘
- n. (Karma)人名；(芬、法)卡尔马；(中)噶玛(藏语·威妥玛)
karma 业，因果报应来自梵语karma,行为，命运，来自PIE*kwer,做，履行，词源同ceremony,Sanskrit.在佛教用语指一个人今生所做的善事或恶行将决定他来生的命运，引申词义业，因果报应。
- karma (n.)
- 1827, in Buddhism, the sum of a person's actions in one life, which determine his form in the next; from Sanskrit karma "action, work, deed; fate," related to krnoti, Avestan kerenaoiti "makes," Old Persian kunautiy "he makes;" from PIE root *kwer- "to make, form" (see terato-). Related to the second element in Sanskrit.
- 1. The doctrine of karma is inseparably linked with reincarnation.
- 业的教义与轮回转世说紧密相关。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Vegetarians believe that eating meat is bad karma.
- 素食者认为吃肉食是造恶业。
来自《权威词典》
- 3. The $ 87 , 000 Fisker Karma plug - in luxury hybrid is scheduled to begin production late this year.
- 售价87000美元的美国fisker汽车公司的Karma将在2009年如期开始生产.
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- 4. It's my karma always to fall in love with brunettes.
- 我爱上的总是深褐色头发、浅黑色皮肤的白种女子,这是我的缘分.
来自辞典例句
- 5. Gurus like to take good karma and give it to their favored.
- 古鲁喜欢将好业力取走而送给自己喜欢的人.
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