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rabbi
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*['ræbai]；n. 拉比(犹太教圣职人员), 大师(对犹太学者的尊称)；
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*['ræbai]\nn. 拉比(犹太教圣职人员), 大师(对犹太学者的尊称)\n【法】 犹太教的法学博士, 老师, 犹太教教士
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以下为句子列表：
英文: A Polish rabbi wanders through the Old West on his way to lead a synagogue in San Francisco.
中文: 一个波兰籍的犹太教教士漫步通过西部去旧金山，他将管理那里的一间犹太教堂。
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英文: A counter-argument to this is that the Judaism of Jesus' time was very diverse and the role of the rabbi was not yet well defined.
中文: 另一个反对的观点就是耶稣时期的犹太教是非常不同的，拉比的角色仍然没有充分地确定下来。
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英文: It was really not until after the Roman destruction of the Second Temple in A.D. 70 that Rabbinic Judaism became dominant and the role of the rabbi made uniform in Jewish communities.
中文: 事实上就是罗马人在公元70年毁坏了第二庙宇之后，拉比式的犹太教才变得有支配地位，拉比的角色在犹太社团中变得一致。
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英文: Jesus was a Jewish rabbi who had purposely incarnated into a Jewish family that was involved with the Essenes.
中文: 耶稣是犹太人导师，他故意地进入一个与艾赛尼派教派有关联的犹太人的家庭之内。
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英文: [size=3]MAIMONIDES, a 12th-century rabbi and philosopher, argued that it is better to give anonymously, like the sages who secretly placed coins under the doors of the poor, than to flaunt your generosity.
中文: 12世纪的犹太拉比和哲学家迈蒙尼德（Maimonides）[1]认为，行善不留名好过炫耀慷慨——圣贤们就悄悄将硬币放在穷人家门口。
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