1.献祭;奉献
2.神圣化
3.授(圣)职
4.献身
1.献祭;奉献
2.神圣化
3.授(圣)职
4.献身
1.the process or ceremony of sanctifying the bread and wine during Communion
2.the ceremony in which somebody or something is consecrated
1.Shall we not ask to be bound to it, the we may never be able to start back from our attitude of consecration?
我们不是要请求绳索把我们拴在祭坛上，使我们永远不把我们的奉献拿回来吗？
2.All the time of his consecration he shall not go in to any dead.
在他献身于上主的整个时期内，凡有死人的地方，不可走进。
3.The war was over, and Memorial Day had been founded by African-Americans in a ritual of remembrance and consecration.
战争结束了，但非裔美国人让阵亡纪念日变成怀念和献祭的惯例。
4.And he brought the other ram, the ram of consecration: and Aaron and his sons laid their hands upon the head of the ram.
他又奉上第二只公绵羊，就是承接圣职之礼的羊，亚伦和他儿子按手在羊的头上。
5.Easter Monday is usually regarded as an unofficial consecration of spring.
我们通常把复活节次日看作是对春季的非正式献祭。
6.Finally in answer to her pleadings, he mentioned his hair (v. 13), the symbol of his consecration.
在她的不住请求下，终于告诉她，他的头发是他分别为圣归给神的标记（13节）。
7.Holy Wrath and Consecration spells will no longer deal damage to targets affected by a crowd control effect, e. g. Hex.
神圣愤怒和奉献不再对受控制目标作用，比如妖术。
8.but the sacrifice of the Mass, through the separate consecration of the bread and the wine, represents His death on the Cross.
弥撒的祭，在祝福把饼和酒分别为圣后，就代表了基督在十字架上面的死。
9.I felt the consecration of its loneliness: my eyes feasted on the outline of swell and sweep.
我感觉到它孤寂的神圣；我的眼睛饱览着连绵起伏的轮廓。
10.This consecration allows us to perform a short ritual in one of the interior chambers to summon the item back.
这个献祭允许我们在这个房间内部举行一个简短的仪式来召回那些东西。