Putting water in brandy is (a great) sacrilege.(在白兰地中掺水是(极)可恶的事。)
The assumption would have been a sacrilege in the eyes of anyone in the Greek pantheistic tradition, or in any similar tradition in any of the ancient cultures.(而在希腊泛神论传统或任何类似的古代文化传统中,此一假设纯属亵渎神灵。)
By doing so, she would risk committing a sacrilege.(这样一来她就会冒亵渎神明的危险。)
Not one of my personal favorites, but to leave him off would have been sacrilege, I thought.(不是我所喜欢的其中一位,但是我认为排除他会亵渎圣物。)
It would be sacrilege to alter the composer's original markings.(改动作曲家原有的符号是亵渎行为。)
Stealing from a place of worship was regarded as sacrilege.(在礼拜的场所盗窃被认为是渎神行为。)
The Yuuzhan Vong were named for him, and it was a sacrilege to simply refer to them as "Vong" (which many in the galaxy did).(遇战疯人用他的名字给自己的种族命名,而把他们简单地成为”疯人”(银河系中的许多人都这么称呼)是亵渎神圣的。)
Can you imagine a more terrible sacrilege?(你们还能想到更严重的亵渎神灵吗?)
When Mark Antony explains that Vorenus is a "stone wall Catonian" who believes they are committing a sacrilege, Caesar concedes that he may be right.(安东尼向恺撒解释沃伦·诺斯是一个“顽固的加图派”,他认为他们正在做的是悖理逆天的事情。)
There is a kind of pleasure which comes from sacrilege or the profanation of the objects offered us for worship.(有一种快乐来自于对我们应该膜拜的对象的冒犯和亵渎。)