青年中文vespers的意思
vespers中文翻譯：
n.（天主教的）晚禱；晚課（vesper的復數）
vesper───n.薄暮；黃昏；晚禱；adj.薄暮的；黃昏的；晚禱的；n.(Vesper)人名；(德)費斯佩爾；(英)維斯珀
vesperals───adj.夜晚的；薄暮的；n.晚禱書
vesperal───adj.夜晚的；薄暮的；n.晚禱書
Hesper───n.金星；黃昏星
Hespere───n.赫斯珀瑞
Jaspers───n.(Jaspers)人名；(葡、德)雅斯佩斯；(英)賈斯珀斯
aspers───n.阿斯皮爾（土耳其和埃及從前的銀幣名）；n.(Asper)人名；(德、意、瑞典)阿斯佩爾；(英)阿斯珀
beepers───n.傳呼機；能發出嗶嗶聲音的儀器；導彈遙控員
gaspers───n.(Gaspers)人名；(德)加斯珀斯
All - Night Vigil, Op. 37, Vespers: Bless the Lord, o my soul.───守夜，作品37，晚禱：祝福我主，哦，我的靈魂。
Roman catholic church: vespers of the office for the dead.───羅馬天主教堂；為死者的祭禮做晚禱。
The boys went to sleep after vespers.───課后，男孩子們去睡了。
vespers were just over , and for a second or two madame stood in the church porch.───人們剛做完晚禱，走出教堂。伊爾瑪在教堂的門廊下停留了片刻。
This uprising in European history known as the "Sicilian Vespers incident. "───這場起義在歐洲史上被稱作“西西里晚禱事件”。
Roman Catholic Church: vespers of the office for the dead.───羅馬天主教堂；為死者的祭禮做晚禱。
Following Divine Liturgy this Sunday we Orthodox will celebrate the Forgiveness Vespers with the Rite of Mutual Forgiveness.───這個禮拜日神圣的禮拜后，我們東正教徒將會用彼此寬恕的儀式來歡度寬恕晩禱。
Recently we added in Sicilian Vespers, and are working on Peninsula Italica with more with permission for development.───最近我們增加了在西西里晚禱，并正在努力半島青苗更多的權限與發展。
On Fridays the nuns hear high mass, vespers , and all the offices, as on Sunday.───那些修女們在星期五和在星期日一樣，得做大彌撒、晚祈禱和其他一切日課。
The boys went to sleep after vespers.
He came from hearing vespers in his chapel, and shut himself early into his private chamber.
On Fridays the nuns hear high mass, vespers , and all the offices, as on Sunday.
At Vespers of Pentecost in the Oriental Churches the extraordinary service of genuflexion , accompanied by long poetical prayers and psalms,[sentencedict.com] takes place.
A bell that summons worshipers to vespers.
Roman Catholic Church: vespers of the office for the dead.
All - Night Vigil , Op. 37, Vespers: Bless the Lord, O my soul.
A service held on Sundays holythe office of vespers.
Note: The Sicilian Vespers is the name given to a rebellion in Sicily in 1282 against the rule of the Angevin king Charles I of Naples, who had taken control of the island with Papal support in 1266.