idol 音标拼音: ['ɑɪdəl]
n . 偶像,崇拜物,幻象,谬论
偶像,崇拜物,幻象,谬论
idol n 1 :
a material effigy that is worshipped ; "
thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image "; "
money was his god " [
synonym :
{
idol }, {
graven image }, {
god }]
2 :
someone who is adored blindly and excessively [
synonym : {
idol },
{
matinee idol }]
3 :
an ideal instance ;
a perfect embodiment of a concept [
synonym :
{
paragon }, {
idol }, {
perfection }, {
beau ideal }]
Idol \
I "
dol \,
n . [
OE .
idole ,
F .
idole ,
L .
idolum ,
fr .
Gr . ?,
fr .
?
that which is seen ,
the form ,
shape ,
figure ,
fr . ?
to see .
See {
Wit },
and cf . {
Eidolon }.]
1 .
An image or representation of anything . [
Obs .]
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1913 Webster ]
Do her adore with sacred reverence ,
As th '
idol of her maker '
s great magnificence .
--
Spenser .
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2 .
An image of a divinity ;
a representation or symbol of a deity or any other being or thing ,
made or used as an object of worship ;
a similitude of a false god .
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That they should not worship devils ,
and idols of gold . --
Rev .
ix .
20 .
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3 .
That on which the affections are strongly (
often excessively )
set ;
an object of passionate devotion ;
a person or thing greatly loved or adored .
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The soldier '
s god and people '
s idol . --
Denham .
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4 .
A false notion or conception ;
a fallacy . --
Bacon .
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The idols of preconceived opinion . --
Coleridge .
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101 Moby Thesaurus words for "
idol ":
Baal ,
Juggernaut ,
big name ,
celebrity ,
companion ,
constellation ,
copy ,
cosset ,
cynosure ,
darling ,
dea ,
dead ringer ,
deity ,
demigod ,
demigoddess ,
deus ,
deva ,
devi ,
devil -
god ,
divinity ,
double ,
duplicate ,
effigy ,
exact likeness ,
false god ,
favorite ,
fellow ,
fetish ,
figure ,
folk hero ,
fondling ,
galaxy ,
god ,
goddess ,
golden calf ,
graven image ,
great man ,
heathen god ,
hero ,
heroine ,
icon ,
ikon ,
image ,
immortal ,
important person ,
jewel ,
joss ,
likeness ,
lion ,
living image ,
living picture ,
luminaries ,
luminary ,
man of mark ,
master spirit ,
match ,
mate ,
matinee idol ,
miniature ,
minion ,
mirroring ,
model ,
name ,
notability ,
notable ,
pagan deity ,
person of note ,
personage ,
pet ,
phoenix ,
photograph ,
picture ,
pleiad ,
pop hero ,
popular hero ,
popular idol ,
portrait ,
preference ,
public figure ,
reflection ,
resemblance ,
rubbing ,
semblance ,
shadow ,
similitude ,
simulacrum ,
social lion ,
somebody ,
spit and image ,
spitting image ,
spoiled child ,
star ,
superstar ,
symbol ,
the shining ones ,
trace ,
tracing ,
twin ,
very image ,
very picture ,
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Idol (
1 .)
Heb .
aven , "
nothingness ;" "
vanity " (
Isa .
66 :
3 ;
41 :
29 ;
Deut .
32 :
21 ;
1 Kings 16 :
13 ;
Ps .
31 :
6 ;
Jer .
8 :
19 ,
etc .).
(
2 .) '
Elil , "
a thing of naught " (
Ps .
97 :
7 ;
Isa .
19 :
3 );
a word of contempt ,
used of the gods of Noph (
Ezek .
30 :
13 ).
(
3 .) '
Emah , "
terror ,"
in allusion to the hideous form of idols (
Jer .
50 :
38 ).
(
4 .)
Miphletzeth , "
a fright ;" "
horror " (
1 Kings 15 :
13 ;
2 Chr .
15 :
16 ).
(
5 .)
Bosheth , "
shame ;" "
shameful thing " (
Jer .
11 :
13 ;
Hos .
9 :
10 );
as characterizing the obscenity of the worship of Baal .
(
6 .)
Gillulim ,
also a word of contempt , "
dung ;" "
refuse "
(
Ezek .
16 :
36 ;
20 :
8 ;
Deut .
29 :
17 ,
marg .).
(
7 .)
Shikkuts , "
filth ;" "
impurity " (
Ezek .
37 :
23 ;
Nah .
3 :
6 ).
(
8 .)
Semel , "
likeness ;" "
a carved image " (
Deut .
4 :
16 ).
(
9 .)
Tselem , "
a shadow " (
Dan .
3 :
1 ;
1 Sam .
6 :
5 ),
as distinguished from the "
likeness ,"
or the exact counterpart .
(
10 .)
Temunah , "
similitude " (
Deut .
4 :
12 -
19 ).
Here Moses forbids the several forms of Gentile idolatry .
(
11 .) '
Atsab , "
a figure ;"
from the root "
to fashion ," "
to labour ;"
denoting that idols are the result of man '
s labour (
Isa .
48 :
5 ;
Ps .
139 :
24 , "
wicked way ;"
literally ,
as some translate , "
way of an idol ").
(
12 .)
Tsir , "
a form ;" "
shape " (
Isa .
45 :
16 ).
(
13 .)
Matztzebah ,
a "
statue "
set up (
Jer .
43 :
13 );
a memorial stone like that erected by Jacob (
Gen .
28 :
18 ;
31 :
45 ;
35 :
14 ,
20 ),
by Joshua (
4 :
9 ),
and by Samuel (
1 Sam .
7 :
12 ).
It is the name given to the statues of Baal (
2 Kings 3 :
2 ;
10 :
27 ).
(
14 .)
Hammanim , "
sun -
images ."
Hamman is a synonym of Baal ,
the sun -
god of the Phoenicians (
2 Chr .
34 :
4 ,
7 ;
14 :
3 ,
5 ;
Isa .
17 :
8 ).
(
15 .)
Maskith , "
device " (
Lev .
26 :
1 ;
Num .
33 :
52 ).
In Lev .
26 :
1 ,
the words "
image of stone " (
A .
V .)
denote "
a stone or cippus with the image of an idol ,
as Baal ,
Astarte ,
etc ."
In Ezek .
8 :
12 ,
"
chambers of imagery " (
maskith ),
are "
chambers of which the walls are painted with the figures of idols ;"
comp .
ver .
10 ,
11 .
(
16 .)
Pesel , "
a graven "
or "
carved image " (
Isa .
44 :
10 -
20 ).
It denotes also a figure cast in metal (
Deut .
7 :
25 ;
27 :
15 ;
Isa .
40 :
19 ;
44 :
10 ).
(
17 .)
Massekah , "
a molten image " (
Deut .
9 :
12 ;
Judg .
17 :
3 ,
4 ).
(
18 .)
Teraphim ,
pl ., "
images ,"
family gods (
penates )
worshipped by Abram '
s kindred (
Josh .
24 :
14 ).
Put by Michal in David '
s bed (
Judg .
17 :
5 ;
18 :
14 ,
17 ,
18 ,
20 ;
1 Sam .
19 :
13 ).
"
Nothing can be more instructive and significant than this multiplicity and variety of words designating the instruments and inventions of idolatry ."
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