promised land
英 [ˈprɒmɪst lænd]
美 [ˈprɑːmɪst lænd]
网络 应许之地; 乐土; 承诺之地; 希望之地; 心灵勇气
牛津词典
noun
- 福地；乐土；安乐境界
a place or situation where you expect to be happy, safe, etc.
英英释义
noun
- any place of complete bliss and delight and peace
双语例句
- In Deuteronomy, the people are reminded of God's covenant with them as they prepare to enter the promised land.
在申命记中，当百姓准备进入应许地之际，有人提醒他们神和他们所立的约。 - He saw the promised land from a mountain top, that he had just climbed, but was not allowed to enter it.
他攀上山，从山顶上看了那不允许他进入的应许之地。 - Moses died there, able to see, but not to enter, the promised land.
摩西在那里死去，能够看见，但没有进入那应许之地。 - The Pentateuch and Joshua relate how Israel became a nation and came to possess the Promised Land.
“律法书”和约书亚是叙述有关以色列如何形成民族而占有“上帝应许之地”。 - Promised Land is accepting these children tuition free for daily training.
应许之地愿意接收这群孩子，为他们提供免费的培训。 - In imagination, she looked into the promised land.
她在想象中远望到应许之地。 - Moses next prepared to lead the people from Mount Sinai to the promised land of Israel.
摩西下一步是要把人们从西奈山带到以色列的应许之地。 - To get to the Promised Land you have to negotiate your way through the wilderness.
要想到达希望的彼岸，你只有通过谈判才能跨越铺满荆棘的道路。 - Banished from humanity, the machines sought refuge in their own promised land.
机器人被赶出了人类社会，他们逃难到了自己的“梦想之乡”。 - They were the people of God who stood poised on the edge of the Promised Land.
他们是上帝的子民，犹豫不决地站在应许之地的边缘。