英语单词短语词组“Freemason”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

Freemason

noun[C]

/ˈfriːˌmeɪ.sən/us

/ˈfriːˌmeɪ.sən/

(alsoMason)

amemberof alargeandoldsecretsocietyfor men in which all themembershelpeach other and usesecretsignstocommunicatewith each other

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Named organizations & societies & their members

AFC
Amnesty International
beaver
Beaversphrase
brownie
charter member
FRS
masonry
MLB
MLS
NAACP
NASCAR
pack
parent-teacher association
rainbow
Scout leader
the IOC
the IRA
the KKK
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Examples from literature

Even our Freemasons, who, for reasons I shall show later, have generally defended the Order, are now willing to admit that there was a very real case against them.
It was, however, indeed a sight to see my uncle when he had a Freemason to dinner.
Now, by their obligations British Freemasons are forbidden to join these irregular societies, not only because their principles are in conflict with those of orthodox Masonry, but because in most cases they admit women.
She had violated the first law of a guild more numerous and influential than that of the Freemasons.
The fundamental error of most writers on this question, whether Masonic or anti-Masonic, is to represent all Freemasons as holding a common belief and animated by a common purpose.

单词	Freemason
释义	Freemason noun[C] uk /ˈfriːˌmeɪ.sən/us /ˈfriːˌmeɪ.sən/ (alsoMason) amemberof alargeandoldsecretsocietyfor men in which all themembershelpeach other and usesecretsignstocommunicatewith each other 共济会成员 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Named organizations & societies & their members AFC Amnesty International beaver Beaversphrase brownie charter member FRS masonry MLB MLS NAACP NASCAR pack parent-teacher association rainbow Scout leader the IOC the IRA the KKK the Red Cross See more results » (Definition ofFreemasonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature Even our Freemasons, who, for reasons I shall show later, have generally defended the Order, are now willing to admit that there was a very real case against them. It was, however, indeed a sight to see my uncle when he had a Freemason to dinner. Now, by their obligations British Freemasons are forbidden to join these irregular societies, not only because their principles are in conflict with those of orthodox Masonry, but because in most cases they admit women. She had violated the first law of a guild more numerous and influential than that of the Freemasons. The fundamental error of most writers on this question, whether Masonic or anti-Masonic, is to represent all Freemasons as holding a common belief and animated by a common purpose. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/freemason##
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