關於Christ的意思和用法的提問

A: "Bore" is the past tense of the verb "to bear," meaning to carry or endure.

A: Because I haven’t seen the movie, I can’t figure out what the “it” is referring to from “Take it down”.

I’m assuming it’s some sort of flag? or some signal that is making them visible to the people shooting them that needs to be taken down?

I would need a visual to get the full context

A: In the Bible, when Jesus has been arrested and is being tortured, a servant accuses his friend and apostle, Peter of being, well, his friend. He denies it 3 times before the rooster crows, as Jesus prophesied. After the resurrection, Jesus asks him 3 times if he loves him (the English doesn't do it justice, it's better in the Greek, because it's not the same word used for love) and Peter's faith is restored.

A: A.D. Is short for the Latin phrase "Anno Domini." In English, it means In the year of our Lord. B.C. refers to the time period before Jesus Christ was born, and A.D. refers to after He was born. Sometimes, people use B.C.E (meaning before common era) and C.E. (meaning common era instead.) Respectively they mean the same as B.C. and A.D., both using Christ's birth as the barrier between the two periods.

A: "to be Christlike" to somebody = to love them as you love yourself

A: 自動表現と他動表現だと思う。

A: C'est bon -- Jesus Christ is my choice. And you?
Est un peu meilleur dire --
How about you?

A: Why? Many western languages use the following “forbidden” or “taboo” topics to use as swear words:
-sex
-religion
-disease
“Jesus Christ” is a swear word because according to the Christian religion it is forbidden to use the name for no reason. It’s breaking a norm :)

A: kh-ry-st

A: An all points bulletin, is an urgent message sent out to all police officers' radios, for example for a stolen vehicle or a bank robbery in progress.

Or sent out to all radios, or these days all cell phones, for example for a missing child or an earthquake or tsunami warning.

The thing with these alerts is they interrupt all other programs or conversations, often beginning with an urgent loud tone to get attention. Hence they are noisy and jarring, like the arrival of the elevator.

A: Just pronounce it as the letters themselves like "bee see".

A: it's an awkward sentence because Christ is a PERSON and Muslim refers to the name of a religion. Do you mean Christianity and Islam? and I think it's better to say the religions differ in terms of their ORIGINS (not place of birth).

A: This is a quote from the Bible, spoken by the apostle Paul in his letter to the Philippians. (1:21)

A: Christ our savior hallelujah