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ministry n.(政府的)部；内阁；(全体)牧师 (1) 她现在隶属于国防部。(2) 陆海空军皆由国防部控制。(3) 内阁因同情而将他释放。(4) 该内阁正准备认输。(5) 我们的儿子想做牧师。(6) 他正在接受培训，准备做牧师。(7) 他不以为做牧师是自己的天职。 Even if you do not lead a religious community, you can still have a ministry, as the word means to provide information or services about an organization or cause. The charity can have a ministry to serve homeless people. The noun ministry can also refer to a government department. In the United Kingdom, for example, the Ministry of Defense oversees the armed forces. A ministry can also be the building where this sort of government work occurs.

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英 ['mɪnɪstri] 美 ['mɪnɪstri] (1) She's on attachment to the Ministry of Defense.(2) The army, navy and airforce are all controlled by the Ministry of Defense.(3) The Ministry released him on compassionate grounds.(4) The ministry is about to haul up the white flag.(5) Our son wants to enter the ministry.(6) He is training for the ministry.(7) He felt no vocation for the ministry. If you are discussing the duties of your minister or rabbi, you are talking about his or her ministry — the work the religious leader does in serving a congregation. The noun ministry also refers to a group of clergy. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](政府的)部 In Britain and some other countries, a ministry is a government department which deals with a particular thing or area of activity, for example trade, defence, or transport.   [oft N of n]...the Ministry of Justice.司法部...a spokesman for the Agriculture Ministry.农业部发言人2[N-COUNT 可数名词]圣职；神职 The ministry of a religious person is the work that they do that is based on or inspired by their religious beliefs.   [usu sing]His ministry is among the poor.他是穷人的牧师。3[N-SING-COLL 单数集合名词]（基督教的）全体牧师 Members of the clergy belonging to some branches of the Christian church are referred to as the ministry.   [the N]So what prompted him to enter the ministry?那么，是什么促使他成为牧师的呢？

英语单词	ministry
英美音标	英 ['mɪnɪstri] 美 ['mɪnɪstri]
中文释义	n.(政府的)部；内阁；(全体)牧师
英语例句	(1) She's on attachment to the Ministry of Defense. (2) The army, navy and airforce are all controlled by the Ministry of Defense. (3) The Ministry released him on compassionate grounds. (4) The ministry is about to haul up the white flag. (5) Our son wants to enter the ministry. (6) He is training for the ministry. (7) He felt no vocation for the ministry.
中文例句	(1) 她现在隶属于国防部。 (2) 陆海空军皆由国防部控制。 (3) 内阁因同情而将他释放。 (4) 该内阁正准备认输。 (5) 我们的儿子想做牧师。 (6) 他正在接受培训，准备做牧师。 (7) 他不以为做牧师是自己的天职。
vocabulary简明	If you are discussing the duties of your minister or rabbi, you are talking about his or her ministry — the work the religious leader does in serving a congregation. The noun ministry also refers to a group of clergy.
vocabulary扩展	Even if you do not lead a religious community, you can still have a ministry, as the word means to provide information or services about an organization or cause. The charity can have a ministry to serve homeless people. The noun ministry can also refer to a government department. In the United Kingdom, for example, the Ministry of Defense oversees the armed forces. A ministry can also be the building where this sort of government work occurs.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](政府的)部 In Britain and some other countries, a ministry is a government department which deals with a particular thing or area of activity, for example trade, defence, or transport. [oft N of n] ...the Ministry of Justice. 司法部 ...a spokesman for the Agriculture Ministry. 农业部发言人 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]圣职；神职 The ministry of a religious person is the work that they do that is based on or inspired by their religious beliefs. [usu sing] His ministry is among the poor. 他是穷人的牧师。 3 [N-SING-COLL 单数集合名词]（基督教的）全体牧师 Members of the clergy belonging to some branches of the Christian church are referred to as the ministry. [the N] So what prompted him to enter the ministry? 那么，是什么促使他成为牧师的呢？

Ministry Religious Work Government Defense Enter Noun N Count