Definition of ad limina apostolorum in English:

ad limina apostolorum

adverb ˌad ˌlɪmɪnə əˌpɒstəˈlɔːrəm

To the tombs of St Peter and St Paul in Rome, as a pilgrimage destination. Now frequently used with reference to the obligatory regular visits made to the Holy See by certain members of the Church hierarchy to report to the Pope.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad limina apostolorum) from classical Latin ad + līmina, accusative plural of līmen threshold + post-classical Latin apostolorum, genitive plural of apostolus.

Definition of ad limina apostolorum in US English:

ad limina apostolorum

adverbˌad ˌlɪmɪnə əˌpɒstəˈlɔːrəm

To the tombs of St Peter and St Paul in Rome, as a pilgrimage destination. Now frequently used with reference to the obligatory regular visits made to the Holy See by certain members of the Church hierarchy to report to the Pope.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad limina apostolorum) from classical Latin ad + līmina, accusative plural of līmen threshold + post-classical Latin apostolorum, genitive plural of apostolus.

词汇	ad limina apostolorum
释义	Definition of ad limina apostolorum in English: ad limina apostolorum adverb ˌad ˌlɪmɪnə əˌpɒstəˈlɔːrəm To the tombs of St Peter and St Paul in Rome, as a pilgrimage destination. Now frequently used with reference to the obligatory regular visits made to the Holy See by certain members of the Church hierarchy to report to the Pope. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad limina apostolorum) from classical Latin ad + līmina, accusative plural of līmen threshold + post-classical Latin apostolorum, genitive plural of apostolus. Definition of ad limina apostolorum in US English: ad limina apostolorum adverbˌad ˌlɪmɪnə əˌpɒstəˈlɔːrəm To the tombs of St Peter and St Paul in Rome, as a pilgrimage destination. Now frequently used with reference to the obligatory regular visits made to the Holy See by certain members of the Church hierarchy to report to the Pope. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin ad limina apostolorum) from classical Latin ad + līmina, accusative plural of līmen threshold + post-classical Latin apostolorum, genitive plural of apostolus.
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