invocation

名词祈祷; 乞求; 乞灵; 乞求神助

1. 祈祷：有些人还指出,它的目的还包括让身体准备好练习专门锻炼由乔安 凯普蓝(Jo Ann Kaplan)以16MM在1987年拍摄的<<祈祷>>(Invocation),是一部女性影像工作者企图记录黛伦传记的作品(英文原名Invocation,有宗教仪式上强烈以咒语召唤、招魂的意涵,

2. 召喚：天兵召唤(invocation)从天界召唤一位身穿金甲的天兵战士下凡护法,效果会一直持续到战斗结束. 阴阳眼(astralvision)使施法者能够看见阴界的鬼魂类生物,持续时间视法术的熟练度而定

1. (向神灵)求助,祈求宽恕;乞灵
    An invocation is a request for help or forgiveness made to a god.

    e.g. ...an invocation for divine guidance.
           祈求神的指引

2. (公共集会的)祈祷，祷告
    An invocation is a prayer at a public meeting, usually at the beginning.

    e.g. Please stand and pledge the flag, after which Dr. Jerome Taylor will give the invocation.
           请起立对旗宣誓,之后杰尔姆·泰勒博士将做祈祷。

1. But then Barack Obama is continuing the trend, even though his invocation is totally different from that of his predecessor.

2. Bush's invocation of democracy to justify the invasion of Iraq implied that democracy could be imposed at the barrel of a gun.

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3. He was mentioned in several speeches Wednesday and singled out for recognition during the invocation.

4. Gene Robinson will deliver the invocation at an event on Sunday to kick off inauguration festivities.

5. I find something rather artificial about this invocation of coral to justify a series of essays on a selection of Jones's favorite topics.

6. Most of the tickets are booked for up to a year ahead, but invocation of authority can still get you onboard at short notice.

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