Definition of ecce in English:

ecce

exclamation ˈɛksiˈɛtʃeɪˈɛkei

Latin.

单词	ecce
释义	Definition of ecce in English: ecce exclamation ˈɛksiˈɛtʃeɪˈɛkei Lo!; behold! Example sentencesExamples That is, en et ecce, my noble auditors! Walk in and see, ladies and gentlemen. By the time Pontius Pilate shouts to the mob, 'Ecce homo!', there is barely a man to behold, just a bloody wreck. "Ecce," I say, not shouting, but speaking clearly, projecting my voice, and my confidence. That is worth an Ecce indeed. Ecce my notes on the sermon. The soldiers burst out in the exclamation, so often attributed to them since, "Ecce Tiberim!" The rubric of it is written in their own blood, with an Ecce; the last Ecce of all, Behold our fearful end. Some folks do tend to go on so - and usually when they have less to say. Ecce, Blogatus. I am nothing if not an Open Book. Behold! Ecce Veritates! If anyone had been affected by the strength and power of the shout "Ecce Caesar" then Labienus was the man to puncture that boast. Synonyms look, see, lo Origin Latin.
随便看	one of the in-crowd one of the lads one of the lads one of these days one of these fine days one of those days one of those days one of those things one of us one of us one-old-cat one-one one-one one only one-on-one one or another one or another (or the other) one or another (or the other) one (or a) step at a time one (or a) step at a time one or the other one or two one or two one-parent one-parents