Definition of Black Monk in English:

Black Monk

noun

A Benedictine monk.
（天主教本笃会）黑修士
Example sentencesExamples
- Beyond the village lay the Priory of the Black Monks, as we called the raven-clothed Benedictines.
- The Benedictines of Monte Cassino in Italy were the original Black Monks.
- Benedictines - or Black Monks for the color of their robes - oversaw vast numbers of monasteries that once numbered in the thousands.
- The Benedictines, really the Black Monks, came into their own after 800 AD when the pope and the Franks formed an alliance known as the Holy Roman Empire.
- I was stabbed by him in the abbey of the Black Monks of Perth.

Origin

Middle English: so named because of the typical colour of the order's habit.

Definition of Black Monk in US English:

Black Monk

nounˈblak məNGk

A Benedictine monk.
（天主教本笃会）黑修士
Example sentencesExamples
- The Benedictines, really the Black Monks, came into their own after 800 AD when the pope and the Franks formed an alliance known as the Holy Roman Empire.
- The Benedictines of Monte Cassino in Italy were the original Black Monks.
- Beyond the village lay the Priory of the Black Monks, as we called the raven-clothed Benedictines.
- I was stabbed by him in the abbey of the Black Monks of Perth.
- Benedictines - or Black Monks for the color of their robes - oversaw vast numbers of monasteries that once numbered in the thousands.

Origin

Middle English: so named because of the typical color of the order's habit.

词汇	Black Monk
释义	Definition of Black Monk in English: Black Monk noun A Benedictine monk. （天主教本笃会）黑修士 Example sentencesExamples Beyond the village lay the Priory of the Black Monks, as we called the raven-clothed Benedictines. The Benedictines of Monte Cassino in Italy were the original Black Monks. Benedictines - or Black Monks for the color of their robes - oversaw vast numbers of monasteries that once numbered in the thousands. The Benedictines, really the Black Monks, came into their own after 800 AD when the pope and the Franks formed an alliance known as the Holy Roman Empire. I was stabbed by him in the abbey of the Black Monks of Perth. Origin Middle English: so named because of the typical colour of the order's habit. Definition of Black Monk in US English: Black Monk nounˈblak məNGk A Benedictine monk. （天主教本笃会）黑修士 Example sentencesExamples The Benedictines, really the Black Monks, came into their own after 800 AD when the pope and the Franks formed an alliance known as the Holy Roman Empire. The Benedictines of Monte Cassino in Italy were the original Black Monks. Beyond the village lay the Priory of the Black Monks, as we called the raven-clothed Benedictines. I was stabbed by him in the abbey of the Black Monks of Perth. Benedictines - or Black Monks for the color of their robes - oversaw vast numbers of monasteries that once numbered in the thousands. Origin Middle English: so named because of the typical color of the order's habit.
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