Definition of sacristy in English:

sacristy

nounPlural sacristies ˈsakrɪstiˈsækrəsti

A room in a church where a priest prepares for a service, and where vestments and articles of worship are kept.
（教堂）圣器室
Example sentencesExamples
- We discussed the service as I vested, then waited in the sacristy for the sound of feet on the chapel floor.
- Three youths were seen in the sacristy area of the church around that time.
- Vestments and church furnishings were thrown about in the sacristy, and attempts were made to force open the safe.
- I wanted to talk to somebody about God, and sometimes I'd imagine meeting with the priest in his dark office beyond the sacristy.
- Gerard Byrne said the men forced their way in at the back of the church, breaking through two doors to get into the sacristy.
- Those who may wish to join the choir are more than welcome and can still do so by calling into the church sacristy or contacting any of the parish priests.
- He would come up behind them as they hung their vestments in the sacristy closet.
- An introductory meeting will be held in the sacristy of the Parish Church, tonight Tuesday 1st October at 8.00 pm, and all are welcome.
- To the right, a stair leads up to the choir gallery over the sacristy and priest's office.
- A meeting of the local Pioneer Council will take place tomorrow night Wednesday 22nd January at 8.30 pm in the sacristy of the Parish Church.
- A meeting to commence a branch of the Legion of Mary in the area took place in the sacristy in Kilglass Church on Wednesday night last.
- Envelopes are also available from the church sacristy.
- The sacristians Sr. Cecelia and Sr were in the sacristy to see all was in order, vestments laid out, candles lit, cruets filled with water and wine.
- Fr. Dillon PP was thanked for allowing the branch to use the Church sacristy for meetings.
- The new improvements which will be built at the sacristy side of the church will also include ladies and gents toilets.
- ‘It's not your fault,’ I said as two altar servers crossed the tile and a priest slid out from the sacristy.
- In the sacristy to Prague Cathedral, Peter Parler had used a similar technique.
- For example, engineers needed to know the weak points of the sacristy in order to design a support structure.
- He is first documented in Toledo in 1577, at work on the Disrobing of Christ, a large canvas for the sacristy of its cathedral.
- Registration forms for persons who have recently come to live in the parish are available in the sacristies of both churches after Masses.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French sacristie, from medieval Latin sacristia, based on Latin sacer, sacr- 'sacred'.

Definition of sacristy in US English:

sacristy

nounˈsækrəstiˈsakrəstē

A room in a church where a priest prepares for a service, and where vestments and other things used in worship are kept.
（教堂）圣器室
Example sentencesExamples
- Those who may wish to join the choir are more than welcome and can still do so by calling into the church sacristy or contacting any of the parish priests.
- An introductory meeting will be held in the sacristy of the Parish Church, tonight Tuesday 1st October at 8.00 pm, and all are welcome.
- We discussed the service as I vested, then waited in the sacristy for the sound of feet on the chapel floor.
- He is first documented in Toledo in 1577, at work on the Disrobing of Christ, a large canvas for the sacristy of its cathedral.
- Registration forms for persons who have recently come to live in the parish are available in the sacristies of both churches after Masses.
- A meeting to commence a branch of the Legion of Mary in the area took place in the sacristy in Kilglass Church on Wednesday night last.
- Envelopes are also available from the church sacristy.
- ‘It's not your fault,’ I said as two altar servers crossed the tile and a priest slid out from the sacristy.
- He would come up behind them as they hung their vestments in the sacristy closet.
- To the right, a stair leads up to the choir gallery over the sacristy and priest's office.
- In the sacristy to Prague Cathedral, Peter Parler had used a similar technique.
- Three youths were seen in the sacristy area of the church around that time.
- The sacristians Sr. Cecelia and Sr were in the sacristy to see all was in order, vestments laid out, candles lit, cruets filled with water and wine.
- For example, engineers needed to know the weak points of the sacristy in order to design a support structure.
- Fr. Dillon PP was thanked for allowing the branch to use the Church sacristy for meetings.
- The new improvements which will be built at the sacristy side of the church will also include ladies and gents toilets.
- I wanted to talk to somebody about God, and sometimes I'd imagine meeting with the priest in his dark office beyond the sacristy.
- A meeting of the local Pioneer Council will take place tomorrow night Wednesday 22nd January at 8.30 pm in the sacristy of the Parish Church.
- Vestments and church furnishings were thrown about in the sacristy, and attempts were made to force open the safe.
- Gerard Byrne said the men forced their way in at the back of the church, breaking through two doors to get into the sacristy.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French sacristie, from medieval Latin sacristia, based on Latin sacer, sacr- ‘sacred’.

单词	sacristy
释义	Definition of sacristy in English: sacristy nounPlural sacristies ˈsakrɪstiˈsækrəsti A room in a church where a priest prepares for a service, and where vestments and articles of worship are kept. （教堂）圣器室 Example sentencesExamples We discussed the service as I vested, then waited in the sacristy for the sound of feet on the chapel floor. Three youths were seen in the sacristy area of the church around that time. Vestments and church furnishings were thrown about in the sacristy, and attempts were made to force open the safe. I wanted to talk to somebody about God, and sometimes I'd imagine meeting with the priest in his dark office beyond the sacristy. Gerard Byrne said the men forced their way in at the back of the church, breaking through two doors to get into the sacristy. Those who may wish to join the choir are more than welcome and can still do so by calling into the church sacristy or contacting any of the parish priests. He would come up behind them as they hung their vestments in the sacristy closet. An introductory meeting will be held in the sacristy of the Parish Church, tonight Tuesday 1st October at 8.00 pm, and all are welcome. To the right, a stair leads up to the choir gallery over the sacristy and priest's office. A meeting of the local Pioneer Council will take place tomorrow night Wednesday 22nd January at 8.30 pm in the sacristy of the Parish Church. A meeting to commence a branch of the Legion of Mary in the area took place in the sacristy in Kilglass Church on Wednesday night last. Envelopes are also available from the church sacristy. The sacristians Sr. Cecelia and Sr were in the sacristy to see all was in order, vestments laid out, candles lit, cruets filled with water and wine. Fr. Dillon PP was thanked for allowing the branch to use the Church sacristy for meetings. The new improvements which will be built at the sacristy side of the church will also include ladies and gents toilets. ‘It's not your fault,’ I said as two altar servers crossed the tile and a priest slid out from the sacristy. In the sacristy to Prague Cathedral, Peter Parler had used a similar technique. For example, engineers needed to know the weak points of the sacristy in order to design a support structure. He is first documented in Toledo in 1577, at work on the Disrobing of Christ, a large canvas for the sacristy of its cathedral. Registration forms for persons who have recently come to live in the parish are available in the sacristies of both churches after Masses. Origin Late Middle English: from French sacristie, from medieval Latin sacristia, based on Latin sacer, sacr- 'sacred'. Definition of sacristy in US English: sacristy nounˈsækrəstiˈsakrəstē A room in a church where a priest prepares for a service, and where vestments and other things used in worship are kept. （教堂）圣器室 Example sentencesExamples Those who may wish to join the choir are more than welcome and can still do so by calling into the church sacristy or contacting any of the parish priests. An introductory meeting will be held in the sacristy of the Parish Church, tonight Tuesday 1st October at 8.00 pm, and all are welcome. We discussed the service as I vested, then waited in the sacristy for the sound of feet on the chapel floor. He is first documented in Toledo in 1577, at work on the Disrobing of Christ, a large canvas for the sacristy of its cathedral. Registration forms for persons who have recently come to live in the parish are available in the sacristies of both churches after Masses. A meeting to commence a branch of the Legion of Mary in the area took place in the sacristy in Kilglass Church on Wednesday night last. Envelopes are also available from the church sacristy. ‘It's not your fault,’ I said as two altar servers crossed the tile and a priest slid out from the sacristy. He would come up behind them as they hung their vestments in the sacristy closet. To the right, a stair leads up to the choir gallery over the sacristy and priest's office. In the sacristy to Prague Cathedral, Peter Parler had used a similar technique. Three youths were seen in the sacristy area of the church around that time. The sacristians Sr. Cecelia and Sr were in the sacristy to see all was in order, vestments laid out, candles lit, cruets filled with water and wine. For example, engineers needed to know the weak points of the sacristy in order to design a support structure. Fr. Dillon PP was thanked for allowing the branch to use the Church sacristy for meetings. The new improvements which will be built at the sacristy side of the church will also include ladies and gents toilets. I wanted to talk to somebody about God, and sometimes I'd imagine meeting with the priest in his dark office beyond the sacristy. A meeting of the local Pioneer Council will take place tomorrow night Wednesday 22nd January at 8.30 pm in the sacristy of the Parish Church. Vestments and church furnishings were thrown about in the sacristy, and attempts were made to force open the safe. Gerard Byrne said the men forced their way in at the back of the church, breaking through two doors to get into the sacristy. Origin Late Middle English: from French sacristie, from medieval Latin sacristia, based on Latin sacer, sacr- ‘sacred’.
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