commandment

英 [kəˈmɑːndmənt]

美 [kəˈmændmənt]

n. 诫条(尤指《圣经》中上帝给犹太人的十诫之一)

BNC.15094 / COCA.14661

牛津词典

noun

诫条（尤指《圣经》中上帝给犹太人的十诫之一）
a law given by God, especially any of the Ten Commandments given to the Jews in the Bible

N-COUNT (《圣经·旧约》十诫中的)一诫
The Ten Commandmentsare the ten rules of behaviour which, according to the Old Testament of the Bible, people should obey.
1. The eighth commandment is 'Thou shalt not steal'.
  第八诫是“不可偷盗”。

noun

a doctrine that is taught
1. the teachings of religion
2. he believed all the Christian precepts
Synonym:teachingprecept
something that is commanded

But they rested on the Sabbath in obedience to the commandment.
她们在安息日，便遵着诫命安息了。
31The second is this:'Love your neighbor as yourself.'There is no commandment greater than these.
其次就是说：‘要爱人如已。’再没有比这两条诫命更大的了。
This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.
你们要彼此相爱，像我爱你们一样，这就是我的命令。
That's my Third Commandment.
这是我的第三条戒律。
Which commandment did he break, stealing or murder?
他犯了哪条戒律，偷窃还是谋杀？
There is none other commandment greater than these.
再没有比这两条诫命更大的了。
One way I "learn from the past" is to apply my Eighth Commandment to Identify the problem.
我“从过去中学习“的一个方法是采用第八条戒律：”发现问题“。
Especially the commandment to love thy neighbor.
特别是爱自己的邻人这一条。
You are also breaking a biblical commandment: honour thy father and mother.
你还打破了圣经中的戒条：尊敬你的父母。
That was our last commandment.
这是我们最后一个命令。