1.
To sanctify(bread and wine)for use in Communion.
献祭在圣餐中把（面包和酒）做为祭品
2.
They sacrificed oxen,sheep and doves.
他们以三牲为祭品。
3.
offer a sacrifice to propitiate the gods
供奉祭品以安抚诸神
4.
to kill as a sacrifice by fire.
用火宰杀来做为祭品。
5.
the most nauseous offal fit for the gods
最令神们恶心的祭品
6.
They sacrificed oxen and sheep.
他们以牛羊为祭品。
7.
offer as a sacrifice by killing.
贡献作为祭品被杀死。
8.
They offer a sacrifice to propitiate the god.
他们供奉祭品以慰诸神。
9.
They would light new fires and offer sacrifices of crops and animals.
祭司们重新生起火堆，献上谷物和动物作为祭品。
10.
The ancient Hebrews killed animals on the altars as sacrifices to God.
古代希伯来人在祭坛上杀动物作为给神的祭品。
11.
Something offered, especially the bread and wine of the Eucharist.
供品，祭品供品，尤指圣餐仪式中的面包和酒
12.
Abraham was about to sacrifice Issac.
亚布拉罕正要用艾瑟克作祭品。
13.
All bring gifts for the stern god.
大家给尊严的上帝带来了祭品。
14.
Who is the hero that must thus be sacrificed?
谁是必须作这样祭品的英雄呢？
15.
the most nauseous offal fit for the gods(bJohn Fowles)
最令神们恶心的祭品(b约翰 福尔斯)
16.
the most nauseous offal fit for the gods(John Fowles)
最令神们恶心的祭品(约翰 福尔斯)
17.
They offered sacrifices to propitiate the gods.
他们供奉祭品以求神息怒.
18.
Human sacrifices were still offered.
把人当作祭品的做法还在流行。