Definition of censer in English:

censer

noun ˈsɛnsəˈsɛnsər

A container in which incense is burnt during a religious ceremony.
（尤指宗教仪式中的）香炉
Example sentencesExamples
- The contents of the temple storehouse as given by the 883 Register indicate a majority of ritual goods such as urns, bowls, censers, and other altar implements.
- The archangels carry the attributes of officiating clergy at the Mass of the Dead, Michael the cross, Gabriel the censer, and Raphael the book.
- If you're wondering what to do in that pottery class you signed up for, a censer is a brilliant project.
- It gave the altarpiece an appearance similar to other religious objects made from precious materials, such as reliquaries, censers, patens, and chalices, reminding us of a concept known in economics as ‘substitute acquisition.’
- Ash from incense censers, campfires and fireplaces can be used but I don't recommend them.
- This piece, also composed of scrap metal and recycled car and motorcycle parts, depicts a priest holding what appears to be a censer, commonly used in Catholic Mass.
- Behind the pair, an old man followed, swinging a censer in their wake.
- A deep brown Yixing teapot featuring an ancient censer was said to have been made at the beginning of the 20th century.
- The crumpling ash from the incense could be heard melding inside the censer.
- Your censer empty by your side has lost its scent and lies askew for other worshippers to fill again.
- The treasury has been converted into a bright little museum of censers, illuminated manuscripts and paintings.
- Cue the parade of altar boys and priests singing, waving censers and bearing a ceramic Jesus high above their heads.
- They are swinging the censer, and through the perfumed smoke they chant together,
- The Kyrie-Christe eleison, the Sanctus and the Agnus Dei are repeated three times in the course of a Low Mass and in addition, in the course of a High Mass, the censer is swung three times to waft incense over altar, servers and people.
- And when the younger man took a censer and I hoped that it was almost over, sounds of fighting came from outside.
- One further question… I now need to know where to get a good quality censer to burn incense in, and an oil lamp as well.
- On either side are two triangular spaces, with St Gabriel swinging a censer on the right and St Michael offering his sword, on the left.
- The pewter censer spews the sweetest peppered scent.
- It seems to show the wing of an angel swinging a censer, and the head of another angel with its halo.
- Fender, 52, carries it high over the ground and loose in his hands, like a priest holding the censer while dispensing incense in church.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French censier, from encensier, from encens (see incense¹).

Rhymes

censor, dispenser, fencer, Mensa, sensor, Spenser

Definition of censer in US English:

censer

nounˈsensərˈsɛnsər

A container in which incense is burned, typically during a religious ceremony.
（尤指宗教仪式中的）香炉
Example sentencesExamples
- Cue the parade of altar boys and priests singing, waving censers and bearing a ceramic Jesus high above their heads.
- One further question… I now need to know where to get a good quality censer to burn incense in, and an oil lamp as well.
- This piece, also composed of scrap metal and recycled car and motorcycle parts, depicts a priest holding what appears to be a censer, commonly used in Catholic Mass.
- Ash from incense censers, campfires and fireplaces can be used but I don't recommend them.
- A deep brown Yixing teapot featuring an ancient censer was said to have been made at the beginning of the 20th century.
- It gave the altarpiece an appearance similar to other religious objects made from precious materials, such as reliquaries, censers, patens, and chalices, reminding us of a concept known in economics as ‘substitute acquisition.’
- On either side are two triangular spaces, with St Gabriel swinging a censer on the right and St Michael offering his sword, on the left.
- The archangels carry the attributes of officiating clergy at the Mass of the Dead, Michael the cross, Gabriel the censer, and Raphael the book.
- The pewter censer spews the sweetest peppered scent.
- If you're wondering what to do in that pottery class you signed up for, a censer is a brilliant project.
- The treasury has been converted into a bright little museum of censers, illuminated manuscripts and paintings.
- The crumpling ash from the incense could be heard melding inside the censer.
- The Kyrie-Christe eleison, the Sanctus and the Agnus Dei are repeated three times in the course of a Low Mass and in addition, in the course of a High Mass, the censer is swung three times to waft incense over altar, servers and people.
- The contents of the temple storehouse as given by the 883 Register indicate a majority of ritual goods such as urns, bowls, censers, and other altar implements.
- And when the younger man took a censer and I hoped that it was almost over, sounds of fighting came from outside.
- Fender, 52, carries it high over the ground and loose in his hands, like a priest holding the censer while dispensing incense in church.
- Behind the pair, an old man followed, swinging a censer in their wake.
- They are swinging the censer, and through the perfumed smoke they chant together,
- Your censer empty by your side has lost its scent and lies askew for other worshippers to fill again.
- It seems to show the wing of an angel swinging a censer, and the head of another angel with its halo.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French censier, from encensier, from encens (see incense).

词汇	censer
释义	Definition of censer in English: censer noun ˈsɛnsəˈsɛnsər A container in which incense is burnt during a religious ceremony. （尤指宗教仪式中的）香炉 Example sentencesExamples The contents of the temple storehouse as given by the 883 Register indicate a majority of ritual goods such as urns, bowls, censers, and other altar implements. The archangels carry the attributes of officiating clergy at the Mass of the Dead, Michael the cross, Gabriel the censer, and Raphael the book. If you're wondering what to do in that pottery class you signed up for, a censer is a brilliant project. It gave the altarpiece an appearance similar to other religious objects made from precious materials, such as reliquaries, censers, patens, and chalices, reminding us of a concept known in economics as ‘substitute acquisition.’ Ash from incense censers, campfires and fireplaces can be used but I don't recommend them. This piece, also composed of scrap metal and recycled car and motorcycle parts, depicts a priest holding what appears to be a censer, commonly used in Catholic Mass. Behind the pair, an old man followed, swinging a censer in their wake. A deep brown Yixing teapot featuring an ancient censer was said to have been made at the beginning of the 20th century. The crumpling ash from the incense could be heard melding inside the censer. Your censer empty by your side has lost its scent and lies askew for other worshippers to fill again. The treasury has been converted into a bright little museum of censers, illuminated manuscripts and paintings. Cue the parade of altar boys and priests singing, waving censers and bearing a ceramic Jesus high above their heads. They are swinging the censer, and through the perfumed smoke they chant together, The Kyrie-Christe eleison, the Sanctus and the Agnus Dei are repeated three times in the course of a Low Mass and in addition, in the course of a High Mass, the censer is swung three times to waft incense over altar, servers and people. And when the younger man took a censer and I hoped that it was almost over, sounds of fighting came from outside. One further question… I now need to know where to get a good quality censer to burn incense in, and an oil lamp as well. On either side are two triangular spaces, with St Gabriel swinging a censer on the right and St Michael offering his sword, on the left. The pewter censer spews the sweetest peppered scent. It seems to show the wing of an angel swinging a censer, and the head of another angel with its halo. Fender, 52, carries it high over the ground and loose in his hands, like a priest holding the censer while dispensing incense in church. Origin Middle English: from Old French censier, from encensier, from encens (see incense¹). Rhymes censor, dispenser, fencer, Mensa, sensor, Spenser Definition of censer in US English: censer nounˈsensərˈsɛnsər A container in which incense is burned, typically during a religious ceremony. （尤指宗教仪式中的）香炉 Example sentencesExamples Cue the parade of altar boys and priests singing, waving censers and bearing a ceramic Jesus high above their heads. One further question… I now need to know where to get a good quality censer to burn incense in, and an oil lamp as well. This piece, also composed of scrap metal and recycled car and motorcycle parts, depicts a priest holding what appears to be a censer, commonly used in Catholic Mass. Ash from incense censers, campfires and fireplaces can be used but I don't recommend them. A deep brown Yixing teapot featuring an ancient censer was said to have been made at the beginning of the 20th century. It gave the altarpiece an appearance similar to other religious objects made from precious materials, such as reliquaries, censers, patens, and chalices, reminding us of a concept known in economics as ‘substitute acquisition.’ On either side are two triangular spaces, with St Gabriel swinging a censer on the right and St Michael offering his sword, on the left. The archangels carry the attributes of officiating clergy at the Mass of the Dead, Michael the cross, Gabriel the censer, and Raphael the book. The pewter censer spews the sweetest peppered scent. If you're wondering what to do in that pottery class you signed up for, a censer is a brilliant project. The treasury has been converted into a bright little museum of censers, illuminated manuscripts and paintings. The crumpling ash from the incense could be heard melding inside the censer. The Kyrie-Christe eleison, the Sanctus and the Agnus Dei are repeated three times in the course of a Low Mass and in addition, in the course of a High Mass, the censer is swung three times to waft incense over altar, servers and people. The contents of the temple storehouse as given by the 883 Register indicate a majority of ritual goods such as urns, bowls, censers, and other altar implements. And when the younger man took a censer and I hoped that it was almost over, sounds of fighting came from outside. Fender, 52, carries it high over the ground and loose in his hands, like a priest holding the censer while dispensing incense in church. Behind the pair, an old man followed, swinging a censer in their wake. They are swinging the censer, and through the perfumed smoke they chant together, Your censer empty by your side has lost its scent and lies askew for other worshippers to fill again. It seems to show the wing of an angel swinging a censer, and the head of another angel with its halo. Origin Middle English: from Old French censier, from encensier, from encens (see incense).
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