saint
名詞
UK/seɪnt/
US/seɪnt/
定義 saint 名詞
- C1Countablewritten abbreviation
A person who has been officially recognized by the Christian Church, especially the Roman Catholic Church, for living a holy and virtuous life. The names of saints are sometimes used as names for places or buildings.
Saint Peter is considered one of the most important figures in Christianity.
The local hospital is named Saint Mary's Hospital, in honor of the saint.
The wedding was held at the historic Saint George Church.
- CountableUsually singular
A person known for exceptional kindness, patience, or virtuous behavior; someone who is exceptionally good.
She must be a saint to manage taking care of so many children.
He shows the patience of a saint when dealing with his elderly neighbors.
She’s been a real saint through such a difficult period.