| 释义 |
sacrifice美 ['sækrɪ.faɪs] 英 ['sækrɪfaɪs] - n.牺牲；祭祀；祭品；祭献
- v.牺牲；献出；以（人或动物）作祭献
- 网络赵氏孤儿；奉献；献祭
复数：sacrifices 过去分词：sacrificed 现在分词：sacrificing v.+n. make sacrifice,sacrifice career adj.+n. great sacrifice,ultimate sacrifice,personal sacrifice n. expense,detriment,cost,disadvantage,loss v. give up,forgo,forfeit,let go,surrender 1. | [c][u] 牺牲；舍弃the fact of giving up sth important or valuable to you in order to get or do sth that seems more important; sth that you give up in this way |
| The makers of the product assured us that there had been no sacrifice of quality. 这一产品的制造商向我们保证说他们没有牺牲质量。 | | Her parents made sacrifices so that she could have a good education. 为了让她受良好的教育，她的父母作了很多牺牲。 | | to make the final/supreme sacrifice(= to die for your country, to save a friend, etc.) 牺牲生命 |
2. | [c][u] ~ (to sb) 祭献；祭祀；祭献的牲畜；祭品the act of offering sth to a god, especially an animal that has been killed in a special way; an animal, etc. that is offered in this way |
| They offered sacrifices to the gods. 他们向众神献上祭品。 | | a human sacrifice(= a person killed as a sacrifice ) 用作祭品的人 |
1. | [t] 牺牲；献出to give up sth that is important or valuable to you in order to get or do sth that seems more important for yourself or for another person |
| She sacrificed everything for her children. 她为子女牺牲了一切。 | | The designers have sacrificed speed for fuel economy. 设计者为节省燃料牺牲了速度。 | | Would you sacrifice a football game to go out with a girl? 你愿意放弃一场足球赛，去跟一个女孩子约会吗？ |
2. | [t][i] ~ (sb/sth) 以（人或动物）作祭献to kill an animal or a person and offer it or them to a god, in order to please the god |
n. | 9. 【宗教】基督的献身〔指耶稣之钉死在十字架上〕;圣餐 9. 【宗教】基督的献身〔指耶稣之钉死在十字架上〕;圣餐 | v. | |
n. | 1. a giving up of something valuable or important for somebody or something else considered to be of more value or importance 2. something valuable or important given up as a sacrifice 3. a loss incurred by giving away or selling something below its value 4. an offering to honor or appease a god, especially of a ritually slaughtered animal or person 5. something or somebody offered to honor or appease a god 6. in chess, an act or instance of allowing or forcing an opponent to take one of your pieces or pawns so that you can gain an advantage position 7. in baseball, an occasion when someone hits the ball so that a runner can move ahead to the next base, even though the person hitting the ball is then out 8. the act of killing a person or animal as part of a ceremony to honour a god or spirit 1. a giving up of something valuable or important for somebody or something else considered to be of more value or importance 2. something valuable or important given up as a sacrifice 3. a loss incurred by giving away or selling something below its value 4. an offering to honor or appease a god, especially of a ritually slaughtered animal or person 5. something or somebody offered to honor or appease a god 6. in chess, an act or instance of allowing or forcing an opponent to take one of your pieces or pawns so that you can gain an advantage position 7. in baseball, an occasion when someone hits the ball so that a runner can move ahead to the next base, even though the person hitting the ball is then out 8. the act of killing a person or animal as part of a ceremony to honour a god or spirit | v. | 1. to give up somebody or something important or valued in exchange for somebody or something else that is considered more important or valuable 2. to allow somebody or something to be hurt, killed, or destroyed for your own advantage 3. to make an offering of a ritually slaughtered animal or person to a god 4. in chess, to allow or force one of your pieces or pawns to be taken by an opponent so that you can gain an advantage in position 5. in baseball, to bunt the ball, expecting to be put out, in order to advance a base runner 6. to kill a person or animal as part of a ceremony to honour a god or spirit 7. to hit the ball in a game of baseball so that a runner can move ahead to the next base, even though the person hitting the ball is then out 10. give up for some higher advantage or dearer object 1. to give up somebody or something important or valued in exchange for somebody or something else that is considered more important or valuable 2. to allow somebody or something to be hurt, killed, or destroyed for your own advantage 3. to make an offering of a ritually slaughtered animal or person to a god 4. in chess, to allow or force one of your pieces or pawns to be taken by an opponent so that you can gain an advantage in position 5. in baseball, to bunt the ball, expecting to be put out, in order to advance a base runner 6. to kill a person or animal as part of a ceremony to honour a god or spirit 7. to hit the ball in a game of baseball so that a runner can move ahead to the next base, even though the person hitting the ball is then out 10. give up for some higher advantage or dearer object |
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