Christian

英 [ˈkrɪstʃən]

美 [ˈkrɪstʃən]

adj. 基督教的; 信奉基督教的; 基督教徒的; 有基督教徒品行的; 慈善的; 仁慈的; 友爱的
n. 基督徒; 基督教徒

复数：christians　

Collins.4 / BNC.22058 / COCA.1271

牛津词典

adj.

基督教的；信奉基督教的
based on or believing the teachings of Jesus Christ
1. the Christian Church/faith/religion
  基督教会；基督教的信仰；基督教
2. She had a Christian upbringing.
  她从小接受基督教教育。
3. a Christian country
  信奉基督教的国家
基督教徒的
connected with Christians
1. the Christian sector of the city
  城市的基督教徒区
有基督教徒品行的；慈善的；仁慈的；友爱的
showing the qualities that are thought of as typical of a Christian ; good and kind

noun

基督徒；基督教徒
a person who believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ or has been baptized in a Christian church
1. Only 10% of the population are now practising Christians.
  现在仅有10%的人口是虔诚的基督教教徒。

He was brought up in the Christian faith.
他是受基督教教育长大的。
Despite my attempts to get him to call me by my Christian name he insisted on addressing me as 'Mr Kennedy'.
虽然我一再让他叫我的教名，可他执意称我为“肯尼迪先生”。
At this time she decided to become a Christian and was baptised
她此时决定成为基督教徒并接受了浸礼。
The magazine's aim is to discuss topical issues within a Christian framework
该杂志的宗旨是在基督教框架下讨论时下的热门话题。
Springs and wells were decorated, a custom which was carried over into Christian times in Europe.
泉眼和水井都进行装饰，这个习俗在欧洲一直延续到基督教时代。
The Christian Democrats did marginally worse than expected
基督教民主党人的表现比预期稍有逊色。
I was brought up a nominal Christian.
我成长为名不副实的基督徒。
The Christian right has been steadily gaining ground in state politics.
基督教右翼组织在国家政治中逐渐获得越来越广泛的支持。
Christian pushed him away, yelling abuse
克里斯蒂安一边把他推开，一边高声谩骂着。
Most people believe they conduct their private and public lives in accordance with Christian morality.
大多数人认为他们是依照基督教的道德体系来处理自己的私生活和公共事务的。