Definition of almonry in English:

almonry

nounPlural almonries ˈɑːmənriˈalmənriˈäm-

A building or place where alms were formerly distributed.
施赈所
Example sentencesExamples
- Next, Sir Lancelot told the adventures of the Graal which he had seen, and this likewise was written and placed with the other in almonries at Salisbury.
- He built six almonries and ruled in all goodness.
- Imagine the annoyance of the Abbot of St Augustine at having his new almonry snatched out of his hands.
- An unbroken list of masters of the almonry school exists dating from the fourteenth century until 1538 when the monastery was dissolved.
- For the people the king erected almonries at the four gates of the capital, and hospitals, with slave boys and maidens to wait upon the sick.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French au(l)mosnerie, from medieval Latin eleemosynarius (see almoner).

Definition of almonry in US English:

almonry

nounˈäm-

A building or place where alms were formerly distributed.
施赈所
Example sentencesExamples
- An unbroken list of masters of the almonry school exists dating from the fourteenth century until 1538 when the monastery was dissolved.
- Imagine the annoyance of the Abbot of St Augustine at having his new almonry snatched out of his hands.
- For the people the king erected almonries at the four gates of the capital, and hospitals, with slave boys and maidens to wait upon the sick.
- Next, Sir Lancelot told the adventures of the Graal which he had seen, and this likewise was written and placed with the other in almonries at Salisbury.
- He built six almonries and ruled in all goodness.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French au(l)mosnerie, from medieval Latin eleemosynarius (see almoner).

词汇	almonry
释义	Definition of almonry in English: almonry nounPlural almonries ˈɑːmənriˈalmənriˈäm- A building or place where alms were formerly distributed. 施赈所 Example sentencesExamples Next, Sir Lancelot told the adventures of the Graal which he had seen, and this likewise was written and placed with the other in almonries at Salisbury. He built six almonries and ruled in all goodness. Imagine the annoyance of the Abbot of St Augustine at having his new almonry snatched out of his hands. An unbroken list of masters of the almonry school exists dating from the fourteenth century until 1538 when the monastery was dissolved. For the people the king erected almonries at the four gates of the capital, and hospitals, with slave boys and maidens to wait upon the sick. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French au(l)mosnerie, from medieval Latin eleemosynarius (see almoner). Definition of almonry in US English: almonry nounˈäm- A building or place where alms were formerly distributed. 施赈所 Example sentencesExamples An unbroken list of masters of the almonry school exists dating from the fourteenth century until 1538 when the monastery was dissolved. Imagine the annoyance of the Abbot of St Augustine at having his new almonry snatched out of his hands. For the people the king erected almonries at the four gates of the capital, and hospitals, with slave boys and maidens to wait upon the sick. Next, Sir Lancelot told the adventures of the Graal which he had seen, and this likewise was written and placed with the other in almonries at Salisbury. He built six almonries and ruled in all goodness. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French au(l)mosnerie, from medieval Latin eleemosynarius (see almoner).
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