Definition of prelature in English:

prelature

noun ˈprɛlətjʊə

1The office, rank, or sphere of authority of a prelate.
高级教士职位（头衔，辖区）
Example sentencesExamples
- Opus Dei, as a personal prelature, forms part of the Church's hierarchical structure.
- The authorities of the prelature must totally avoid even so much as giving advice on these matters.
- The apostolic administrator of the prelature was eventually released unharmed.
- Thomas is a member of Opus Dei, the personal prelature of the Pope comprised of lay persons.
- Opus Dei was founded by a priest, has a bishop at its head, and numbers many priests and bishops among its members; its full name, before it was erected as a personal prelature, was the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei.
1. 1.1the prelature Prelates collectively.
  总称高级教士

Origin

Early 17th century: from French prélature, from medieval Latin praelatura, from praelatus 'civil dignitary' (see prelate).

Definition of prelature in US English:

prelature

noun

1The office, rank, or sphere of authority of a prelate.
高级教士职位（头衔，辖区）
Example sentencesExamples
- Thomas is a member of Opus Dei, the personal prelature of the Pope comprised of lay persons.
- The apostolic administrator of the prelature was eventually released unharmed.
- Opus Dei was founded by a priest, has a bishop at its head, and numbers many priests and bishops among its members; its full name, before it was erected as a personal prelature, was the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei.
- The authorities of the prelature must totally avoid even so much as giving advice on these matters.
- Opus Dei, as a personal prelature, forms part of the Church's hierarchical structure.
1. 1.1the prelature Prelates collectively.
  总称高级教士

Origin

Early 17th century: from French prélature, from medieval Latin praelatura, from praelatus ‘civil dignitary’ (see prelate).

词汇	prelature
释义	Definition of prelature in English: prelature noun ˈprɛlətjʊə 1The office, rank, or sphere of authority of a prelate. 高级教士职位（头衔，辖区） Example sentencesExamples Opus Dei, as a personal prelature, forms part of the Church's hierarchical structure. The authorities of the prelature must totally avoid even so much as giving advice on these matters. The apostolic administrator of the prelature was eventually released unharmed. Thomas is a member of Opus Dei, the personal prelature of the Pope comprised of lay persons. Opus Dei was founded by a priest, has a bishop at its head, and numbers many priests and bishops among its members; its full name, before it was erected as a personal prelature, was the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei. 1.1the prelature Prelates collectively. 总称高级教士 Origin Early 17th century: from French prélature, from medieval Latin praelatura, from praelatus 'civil dignitary' (see prelate). Definition of prelature in US English: prelature noun 1The office, rank, or sphere of authority of a prelate. 高级教士职位（头衔，辖区） Example sentencesExamples Thomas is a member of Opus Dei, the personal prelature of the Pope comprised of lay persons. The apostolic administrator of the prelature was eventually released unharmed. Opus Dei was founded by a priest, has a bishop at its head, and numbers many priests and bishops among its members; its full name, before it was erected as a personal prelature, was the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei. The authorities of the prelature must totally avoid even so much as giving advice on these matters. Opus Dei, as a personal prelature, forms part of the Church's hierarchical structure. 1.1the prelature Prelates collectively. 总称高级教士 Origin Early 17th century: from French prélature, from medieval Latin praelatura, from praelatus ‘civil dignitary’ (see prelate).
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