layperson

美音：['leɪ.pɜrs(ə)n] 英音：['leɪ.pɜː(r)s(ə)n]

简单释义：

abbr.(=layman)

Web外行；居士；外行人

变形：

"Plural Form：laypersons "

例句：

Today still a layperson, tomorrow ordained, we call this a conventional monk because they can't yet let go of defilements.
今天是个在家人，明天出了家，这种我们称之为世俗和尚，因为他们还不能去除烦恼。
The list of measures calls for treatments that seem so basic even to a layperson that it is shocking to think any hospital would skip them.
措施清单呼吁疗法，所以，似乎根本连一个普通人，一个令人震惊相信任何医院会跳过他们。
Protestant layperson who assists the minister in various functions.
以各种各样的职责帮助教区长的耶稣教徒的平信徒。
"Here I am, I called doing nothing in nature is the inaction. " a layperson Qi, smiling replied.
“我这儿叫无为居，我自然就是无为居士。”斯琪微笑着回答道。
Answer: About thirty years ago, when I was still a layperson , I read a newspaper article written by a nurse.
答：约三十年前，我还没有出家时，在报上看到一篇文章，这是一位护士写的。
Because these experts are imparting information "beyond the ken" of the layperson.
因为这些专家要向外行人讲授“外行人知识领域之外”的知识。
A monk cannot disrespect the layperson by refusing their food.
一个僧人若拒绝了在家人的食物便是对他们的不尊重。
The deep red hue of Corina's tumor is plain to see, even to a layperson leaning over the surgeon's shoulder.
科瑞娜的深红色的肿瘤清晰可见，即使是一个不懂行的人也可以看到。

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