saint
gb/sˈeɪnt/ us/sˈeɪnt/
B1
英语
~ 2100
szent, angyal, szentté avat, kanonizál
名词
B1
1
szent
B1
用法模式：
[someone] is a saint
Mother Teresa was declared a saint by the Catholic Church in 2016.
Teréz anyát 2016-ban szentté avatta a katolikus egyház.
Saint Francis of Assisi is known for his love of animals.
Assisi Szent Ferenc az állatok iránti szeretetéről ismert.
The church holds a special mass on the feast day of the saint.
学习者例句
Mother Teresa is a saint.
Teréz anya szent.
Saint Peter is important in the Bible.
Szent Péter fontos alak a Bibliában.
The church talks about saints.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'saint' with 'angel'; an angel is a spiritual being, not a human recognized for holiness.
含义
Person declared holy by church
搭配
patron saint
|canonized saint
|saint's day
|life of a saint
近义词
holy person (General term for someone considered spiritually pure; not limited to official church recognition.)
反义词
sinner (Refers to someone who does wrong according to religious rules, opposite of a saint.)
主题
religion
|history
释义
A person the Christian church says is holy and good, often after they die.
A person formally recognized by a Christian church as having lived a life of exceptional holiness and virtue, often canonized after death.
名词
B2
INFORMAL
2
用法模式：
[someone] is a saint for [doing something]
You're a saint for helping me move all my furniture.
Kész szent vagy, hogy segítesz elköltöztetni az összes bútoromat.
She has the patience of a saint when dealing with her students.
Olyan türelmes a diákjaival, mint egy szent.
Thanks for waiting so long—you're a real saint.
学习者例句
You are a saint for helping me.
Egy szent vagy, hogy segítesz nekem.
My mother is a saint with children.
Anyám egy szent a gyerekekkel.
He is like a saint because he is very kind.
常见错误：
Learners may overuse this sense literally; in informal English it usually means 'very kind', not an actual religious figure.
含义
Extremely kind or patient person
搭配
be a saint
|like a saint
|patience of a saint
近义词
angel (Similar in meaning in informal use, but more figurative and warm in tone.)
反义词
jerk (Informal term for someone rude or unkind, opposite of a saint in this sense.)
主题
emotions
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
释义
A person who is very kind and patient.
A person who shows great kindness, patience, or selflessness, often to an extraordinary degree.
动词
C1
INFORMAL
3
szentté avat
B2
kanonizál
C1
用法模式：
to saint [someone]
The Pope will saint her next year.
A pápa jövőre szentté avatja.
He was sainted after many miracles were attributed to him.
Szentté avatták, miután számos csodát tulajdonítottak neki.
Only the Pope can saint someone in the Catholic tradition.
学习者例句
The church will saint her next year.
Az egyház jövőre szentté avatja.
They sainted him after his death.
Halála után szentté avatták.
The Pope can saint people.
常见错误：
Learners may not realize this verb form is rare and mostly replaced by 'canonize' in formal contexts.
含义
Declare someone to be a saint
搭配
sainted by the Pope
近义词
canonize (Formal religious term for declaring someone a saint; more precise than 'saint' as a verb.)
主题
religion
释义
To officially say someone is a saint in the Christian church.
To officially recognize someone as a saint through the process of canonization in the Christian church.
语法
词典原形
saint
IPA
GB/sˈeɪnt/
US/sˈeɪnt/
音节与重音
saint （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (saint)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: saint
- Plural: saints
词族
Forms
saints
noun
Core family
saintly
adjective
sainthood
noun
Negative and opposite forms
unsaintly
adjective
Advanced or less common
saintliness
noun
canonize
verb
canonization
noun
相关表达
be no saint
1/bˈi nˈoʊ sˈeɪnt/
idiom
informal
Not morally perfect
To not be perfect or completely good.
例句
- I'm no saint, but I try to do what's right.
- He’s no saint when it comes to telling the truth.
live like a saint
1/lˈɪv lˈaɪk ə sˈeɪnt/
fixed phrase
Live very morally and simply
To live in a very good and moral way, often simply and without luxury.
例句
- He lives like a saint, giving away most of his money.
- She lived like a saint, always helping others.
patience of a saint
1/pˈeɪʃəns əv ə sˈeɪnt/
idiom
Extreme patience
To have great patience, more than most people have.
例句
- She must have the patience of a saint to teach those kids all day.
- You need the patience of a saint to deal with that bureaucracy.