英语词汇“molimo”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-双龙斋书画网

Molimo¹

noun məˈdiːməʊməˈliːməʊ

South African

Among the Sotho speakers of eastern and southern Africa: the supreme being, the Christian God.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Southern Sotho molimo (medial -l- is not phonetically distinct from-d-, but is the spelling used), shortened from moholimo person who is in the sky from mo-, personal class prefix + holimo above, in the sky.

molimo²

(also molino)

noun məˈliːməʊ

1A type of wooden trumpet-like musical instrument used by the Mbuti people of the Ituri forest (Democratic Republic of Congo).
2Among the Mbuti people: a religious festival or ritual marking an important occasion such as marriage, death, etc., and characterized by the singing of particular songs.

Origin

1950s. From Lese molimo.

Molimo¹

nounməˈliːməʊ

South African

Among the Sotho speakers of eastern and southern Africa: the supreme being, the Christian God.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Southern Sotho molimo (medial -l- is not phonetically distinct from -d-, but is the spelling used), shortened from moholimo person who is in the sky from mo-, personal class prefix + holimo above, in the sky.

molimo²

(also molino)

nounməˈliːməʊ

1A type of wooden trumpet-like musical instrument used by the Mbuti people of the Ituri forest (Democratic Republic of Congo).
2Among the Mbuti people: a religious festival or ritual marking an important occasion such as marriage, death, etc., and characterized by the singing of particular songs.

Origin

1950s. From Lese molimo.

词汇	molimo
释义	Molimo¹ noun məˈdiːməʊməˈliːməʊ South African Among the Sotho speakers of eastern and southern Africa: the supreme being, the Christian God. Origin Mid 19th century. From Southern Sotho molimo (medial -l- is not phonetically distinct from-d-, but is the spelling used), shortened from moholimo person who is in the sky from mo-, personal class prefix + holimo above, in the sky. molimo² (also molino) noun məˈliːməʊ 1A type of wooden trumpet-like musical instrument used by the Mbuti people of the Ituri forest (Democratic Republic of Congo). 2Among the Mbuti people: a religious festival or ritual marking an important occasion such as marriage, death, etc., and characterized by the singing of particular songs. Origin 1950s. From Lese molimo. noun.1 noun.2 Molimo¹ nounməˈliːməʊ South African Among the Sotho speakers of eastern and southern Africa: the supreme being, the Christian God. Origin Mid 19th century. From Southern Sotho molimo (medial -l- is not phonetically distinct from -d-, but is the spelling used), shortened from moholimo person who is in the sky from mo-, personal class prefix + holimo above, in the sky. molimo² (also molino) nounməˈliːməʊ 1A type of wooden trumpet-like musical instrument used by the Mbuti people of the Ituri forest (Democratic Republic of Congo). 2Among the Mbuti people: a religious festival or ritual marking an important occasion such as marriage, death, etc., and characterized by the singing of particular songs. Origin 1950s. From Lese molimo. noun.1 noun.2
随便看	lack of discrimination/bias/prejudice/bigotry lack of distinction lack of disturbance lack of disturbance/interruption lack of education lack of embellishment lack of emotion lack of energy lack of enlightenment about lack of enthusiasm lack of enthusiasm about lack of enthusiasm for lack of entitlement lack of excitement lack of experience lack of extravagance lack of faith lack of fame/renown/honour/recognition lack of favour lack of feeling lack of focus lack of food lack of foresight lack of friends/companions lack of gratitude

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