sanctuaries

n.

避难所( sanctuary的名词复数 )；庇护；圣所；庇护所

1. The celebrant vested himself in the sanctuary.
   主持弥撒的神甫在祭坛上穿上祭袍。
2. It is a classic sanctuary in which the rationalist fancy may take refuge.
   这是一所古雅的圣殿，理性主义者可以躲在其中。
3. The chapel became a sanctuary for the refugees.
   这座小教堂成为难民的庇护所。
4. His garden was his pride and joy and became a sanctuary for birds.
   他的花园是他的得意之作，并成为了鸟儿的庇护所。

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