high priest
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌhigh ˈpriest noun [countable] 1 AFAMOUS informal someone who is famous for being the best at a type of art, music etc, and whose ideas or work change the way that other people think about and make art, music etc 〔艺术、音乐界等的〕杰出人物high priest of the high priest of modern jazz 现代爵士乐大师2. RRthe most important priest in some religions 大祭司，祭司长
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high priest• For millions of Nepali Hindus the brahmins are high priest and local butcher.• In the next scene they could be the high priest.• Incorrigible to the last, the high priest of scandal has even turned his worst moment into a punch-line.• Age hasn't mellowed the high priest of punk, Iggy Pop.• That, to the high priest of the sanctuary of Shiloh, is not the most important item of news.ˌhigh ˈpriest nounChineseSyllable
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high priest
ˌhigh ˈpriest
noun [countable]
1. informal someone who is famous for being the best at a type of art, music etc, and whose ideas or work change the way that other people think about and make art, music etc
high priest of
the high priest of modern jazz
2. the most important priest in some religions
ˌhigh ˈpriest
noun [countable]1. informal someone who is famous for being the best at a type of art, music etc, and whose ideas or work change the way that other people think about and make art, music etc
high priest of
2. the most important priest in some religions