illuminati
英 [?,l(j)u?m?'nɑ?t?]
美[?,l?m?'netai]
- n. 先覺者
- n. (Illuminati)人名；(意)伊盧米納蒂
GRE
英文詞源
- illuminati (n.)
- 1590s, plural of Latin illuminatus "enlightened" (in figurative sense), past participle of illuminare (see illumination). Originally applied to a 16c. Spanish sect (the Alumbrados), then to other sects; since 1797 used as a translation of German Illuminaten, name of a secret society founded 1776 in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, and holding deistic and republican principles; hence used generally of free-thinkers and sarcastically of those professing intellectual enlightenment (1816). Related: Illuminatism; illuminatist.
雙語例句
- 1. The Illuminati are disguised as the booth babes.
- Illuminati偽裝成攤販寶貝.
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- 2. Listen to the voice of illuminati.
- 聆聽智者的聲音。
來自辭典例句
- 3. So let me tell you what the Illuminati are doing these days.
- 所以讓我告訴你這些日子里光明會正在做的.
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- 4. We are under attack from an old enemy. The Illuminati.
- 我們被過去的敵人們一直攻擊, 那就是光照會.
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- 5. My father was not with the Illuminati.
- 我父親不是光明社的會員.
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