Commandments Meaning in English
word · lemma: commandment
/kəˈmændmənts/
/kəmˈɑːndmənts/
释义
Commandments are important rules or laws, especially those given by a higher authority or religion, such as the famous Ten Commandments in the Bible.
用法与细微差别
Almost always used in religious or moral contexts, especially referencing the 'Ten Commandments.' Rare in everyday conversation unless discussing rules or religious teachings.
Spanish: mandamientosPortuguese (BR): mandamentosPortuguese (PT): mandamentosChinese (Simplified): 戒律 - 诫命Chinese (Traditional): 戒律 - 誡命Hindi: आज्ञाएँ - धर्मादेशArabic: الوصاياBengali: নিয়ম - আদেশ (ধর্মীয়)Russian: заповедиJapanese: 戒律 - 十戒Vietnamese: giới luật - điều rănKorean: 계명Turkish: emir - buyruk (dini)Urdu: احکاماتIndonesian: perintah - hukum (agama)
例句
The Bible contains the Ten Commandments.
basic
Many religions have their own commandments.
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We should follow these commandments to live better lives.
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He tries to live by the commandments he learned as a child.
natural
Breaking these commandments is seen as a serious mistake in their community.
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My grandmother often reminds us of the old commandments she grew up with.
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