Hebrew

n.

希伯来人，犹太人；希伯来语；

adj.

希伯来人的；希伯来语的；

复数：Hebrews

1. The Hebrew religion was a forward looking faith.
   希伯来人的宗教是一个有远见的信仰。
2. There is no more wealth in Hebrew history.
   在希伯来人的历史上再没有富足可言。
3. Our foreign teacher speaks English and Hebrew.
   我们的外籍教师会说英语和希伯来语。
4. Hebrew is spoken by the people of Israel.
   希伯来语是以色列人的语言。

1. Our foreign teacher speaks English and Hebrew.
   我们的外籍教师会说英语和希伯来语。
2. The blessing was said in Hebrew.
   祷告用了希伯来语。
3. The Hebrew religion was a forward looking faith.
   希伯来人的宗教是一个有远见的信仰。
4. There is no more wealth in Hebrew history.
   在希伯来人的历史上再没有富足可言。

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