monastic

英 [məˈnæstɪk]

美 [məˈnæstɪk]

adj. 僧侣的; 隐修院的; 修道院的; 宁静简朴的; 清修的; 禁欲的
n. 僧侣; 修道士

复数：monastics　

BNC.10525 / COCA.16068

牛津词典

adj.

noun

a male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation and prayer and work
Synonym:monk

adj

of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows
Synonym:cloisteredcloistralconventualmonastical

The monastery then became the center of monastic and missionary radiation of Irish tradition on the European continent.
修道院成了爱尔兰传统在欧洲大陆上的隐修和传教的辐射中心。
The second, about actual part of monastic in Sui and Tang dynasty.
其次，关于隋唐时期的僧尼的实际角色。
In course of time, Buddha extended his monastic system to include women.
在课程的时间，延长他的佛寺院制度，包括妇女。
He was drawn to the monastic life.
他已进入寺院修行。
St Sergius founded in this area a secluded monastic abode.
圣塞吉阿斯在该地区修建了一所隐僻的僧侣院。
During the height of monastic power in the Middle Ages, thousands of monasteries dotted Greece.
在宗教权力最强的中世纪，希腊分布着数千所修道院。
It is the only ancient Irish monastic rule we possess today.
它是唯一现存的古爱尔兰针对修士制定的准则。
Among the things that most interested him was the way monastic communities actually live.
他最感兴趣的事物之一是清修团体实际的生活方式。
For the mid-day meal we found a lovely spot by a river and enjoyed an air of freedom that resonated with our monastic discipline.
我们找了一个临河的理想地点进餐，它那与我们寺规相应的自在气氛我们喜欢。
His disciplined devotion to tennis late in his career was almost monastic.
在职业生涯的后期，他付出了几乎清教徒般严格艰苦的努力。