祭司
jì sī
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priest
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祭司权术
jì sī quán shù
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priestcraft
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祭司權術
jì sī quán shù
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priestcraft
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祭壇
jì tán
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altar
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祭孔
jì kǒng
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to offer sacrifices to Confucius
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祭吊
jì diào
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to mourn and offer prayers
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祭弔
jì diào
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to mourn and offer prayers
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祭灶
jì zào
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to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god
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祭物
jì wù
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sacrifices
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祭牲
jì shēng
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sacrificial animal
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祭禮
jì lǐ
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sacrificial offerings;
worship;
religious rite
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祭赛
jì sài
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to give sacrifice
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祭賽
jì sài
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to give sacrifice
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祭酒
jì jiǔ
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to offer a libation;
person who performs the libation before a banquet;
senior member of a profession;
important government post in imperial China
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血祭
xuè jì
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blood sacrifice;
animal sacrifice (to a God or ancestral spirit)
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斋祭
zhāi jì
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to offer sacrifices (to gods or ancestors) whilst abstaining from meat, wine etc
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齋祭
zhāi jì
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to offer sacrifices (to gods or ancestors) whilst abstaining from meat, wine etc
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祭天
jì tiān
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to offer sacrifices to Heaven; celestial sacrifice
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