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indulgence sb
动词用法中，宾语是被授予赎罪券的对象；此用法多见于宗教语境。
The bishop indulgenced the penitents.
主教为忏悔者颁赐了赎罪券。
给予赎罪券
indulgences — third person singular of indulgence
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
给予赎罪券
To provide with an indulgence.
The bishop indulgenced the penitents.
主教为忏悔者颁赐了赎罪券。
给予赎罪券
To provide with an indulgence.
indulgence
Base
原形
indulgences
3rd person
第三人称单数
indulgencing
-ing
现在分词
indulgenced
Past
过去式
indulgenced
Past participle
过去分词
The bishop indulgences the faithful during the Jubilee.
主教在禧年期间给信众颁发赎罪券。
The pope indulgenced the pilgrims last year.
教皇去年为朝圣者颁发了赎罪券。
The Church has indulgenced many believers.
教会已经为许多信徒颁发了赎罪券。
规则动词，意为‘颁发赎罪券’。
In medieval times, a priest could indulgence a sinner who had performed an assigned penance.
在中世纪，神父可以为完成指定补赎的罪人授予赎罪券。
The bishop indulgenced hundreds of pilgrims at the shrine, reducing their time in purgatory.
主教在圣地为数百名朝圣者颁赐赎罪券，缩短他们在炼狱的时间。
After confessing his sins, the knight asked the abbot to indulgence him, and the abbot agreed.
忏悔完罪过之后，骑士请求修道院院长给他颁赐赎罪券，院长同意了。
动词用法中，宾语是被授予赎罪券的对象；此用法多见于宗教语境。
The bishop indulgenced the penitents.
主教为忏悔者颁赐了赎罪券。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
给忏悔者颁赐赎罪券
The priest indulgences a penitent after confession.
告解之后，神父为忏悔者颁赐赎罪券。
给朝圣者颁赐赎罪券
The church indulgences a pilgrim upon arrival at the shrine.
教堂在朝圣者抵达圣所时为其颁赐赎罪券。
为信徒颁赐赎罪券
The pope indulgenced the faithful who prayed for peace.
教皇为祈祷和平的信徒颁赐了赎罪券。
因朝圣而获得赎罪券
They were indulgenced for completing the pilgrimage.
他们因完成朝圣而获得了赎罪券。
Use indulgences naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
把 indulgence 想成 in-dul-gence，发音像‘因嘟真丝’；想象发一大卷赎罪券，动词就是‘给予赎罪券’。
语域：formal 常见场景：历史或宗教文献、天主教教会语境、学术写作 这个动词义项比较罕见，多用于历史或宗教文献中，属于正式/书面用法。日常英语里通常用名词形式或“grant an indulgence”来表达。
These words all end in -gence and share the final /dʒəns/ sound, but none of them fully rhymes with indulgence /ɪnˈdʌldʒəns/, whose stress falls on the second syllable. Within the list, emergence, convergence, and divergence rhyme with each other (stressed /ɜːr/ + /dʒəns/); be especially careful with intelligence /ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns/ and negligence /ˈneɡlɪdʒəns/, which look similar but are stressed on different syllables.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, OCTANOVE, WIKTIONARY.