Holy Week

Holy Week的音标是["həʊləɪ kwiː]，基本翻译是圣周，速记技巧是“后利可维”或“后利克维”。

Holy Week这个词源自拉丁语，意为“神圣的一周”，指的是复活节前的星期四至星期一的一周，是基督教纪念耶稣复活的节日。

变化形式：在英语中，Holy Week有时被简称为“Holy Week”，或“Holy Weeks”。

相关单词：

1. Palm Sunday：棕枝主日，纪念耶稣在十字架后行走经过的街道，人们向他抛掷棕榈枝。

2. Maundy：字面意思是“要背的诫命”，在Holy Week期间，指的是耶稣与门徒最后的晚餐和洗礼的纪念日。

3. Passion Week：痛苦的一周，指耶稣受难的一周，通常在Holy Week和Easter期间庆祝。

4. Holy Cross：神圣的十字架，指耶稣受难时所用的十字架，通常在十字架崇拜和圣母节期间庆祝。

5. Easter Sunday：复活节星期日，指复活节庆祝的第一天，通常在Holy Week之后庆祝。

6. Holy Thursday：神圣星期四，指复活节前的星期四，通常在这一天进行最后的晚餐和圣餐仪式。

7. Good Friday：好周五，指纪念耶稣受难的节日。

8. Holy Saturday：神圣星期六，指新的一年的第一天，通常在复活节前一天庆祝。

9. Holy Ghost：神圣的灵，指圣经中的三位一体中的第三位。

10. Holy Matrimony：神圣的婚姻，指基督教的婚礼仪式。

以上这些单词都与Holy Week这个概念密切相关，反映了基督教信仰和历史中的重要事件和仪式。

Holy Week常用短语：

1. start from scratch 从零开始

2. wash one"s hands of 放弃，摆脱

3. pay one"s respects 拜访

4. keep one"s eyes on 注视

5. take one"s place 代替

6. keep pace with 并进

7. mark the date 纪念

例句：

1. We will start from scratch to complete the project on time.

2. After the holiday, I washed my hands of all the chores at home.

3. I paid my respects to my teacher for his dedication to teaching.

4. Please keep your eyes on the road while you are driving.

5. Who will be able to take his place in the team?

6. We must keep pace with the changing times.

7. The date of the accident will be marked with a ceremony.

英文小作文：

This Holy Week, I reflect on the significance of sacrifice and redemption. It reminds me of the cost of following God"s call and the need to be constantly aware of my own sinfulness. However, it also reminds me of the power of love and compassion that can redeem even the most hopeless situations. As I reflect on this, I realize that it is not just about me, but about the whole community of believers who are called to share in God"s love and compassion. Through this Holy Week, I am reminded of the importance of being present, of being willing to sacrifice and to be reborn, both personally and spiritually. It is a time for renewal and rededication, a time for remembering that we are all called to be part of something greater than ourselves.