Definition of Rinpoche in English:

Rinpoche

noun ˈrɪnpɒtʃeɪˈrinˈpäCHˈā

A religious teacher held in high regard among Tibetan Buddhists (often used as an honorific title).
仁波钦（在藏传佛教徒中享有很高威望的法师，常用作尊称）
Example sentencesExamples
- Like the Tibetan Rinpoches say: Treat your own mind with loving kindness, then you will be gentle with others.
- A 20-year old Tibetan Rinpoche, or a recognized reincarnated Buddhist lama, cannot leave the country because of compulsory military service.
- The Rinpoche's arrival even caught me, the Minister for the Department of Religion and Culture, by surprise.
- These masters, known as ‘Rinpoches’, are at the heart of Tibetan Buddhist culture.
- If the lama is a high Rinpoche or your own teacher, it is customary to prostrate three times upon arriving and once when leaving.
- Through a translator Rinpoche spoke about the purpose of his visit to Darwin.
- According to his uncle, Lama Karma Samten, Rinpoche's old life in New Zealand was that of a normal child.
- Improving my life by contemplating my death was not an enticing prospect, but I found myself inspired by Rinpoche's tales of his encounters with the spiritual masters of Tibetan Buddhism.
- She meets the Rinpoche, who illuminates and exalts her small and insignificant life.

Origin

Tibetan, literally 'precious jewel'.

Definition of Rinpoche in US English:

Rinpoche

nounˈrinˈpäCHˈā

(in Tibetan Buddhism) an incarnate lama or highly respected religious teacher (often used as an honorific title).
Example sentencesExamples
- These masters, known as ‘Rinpoches’, are at the heart of Tibetan Buddhist culture.
- Like the Tibetan Rinpoches say: Treat your own mind with loving kindness, then you will be gentle with others.
- Improving my life by contemplating my death was not an enticing prospect, but I found myself inspired by Rinpoche's tales of his encounters with the spiritual masters of Tibetan Buddhism.
- The Rinpoche's arrival even caught me, the Minister for the Department of Religion and Culture, by surprise.
- According to his uncle, Lama Karma Samten, Rinpoche's old life in New Zealand was that of a normal child.
- A 20-year old Tibetan Rinpoche, or a recognized reincarnated Buddhist lama, cannot leave the country because of compulsory military service.
- If the lama is a high Rinpoche or your own teacher, it is customary to prostrate three times upon arriving and once when leaving.
- Through a translator Rinpoche spoke about the purpose of his visit to Darwin.
- She meets the Rinpoche, who illuminates and exalts her small and insignificant life.

Origin

Tibetan, literally ‘precious jewel’.

单词	Rinpoche
释义	Definition of Rinpoche in English: Rinpoche noun ˈrɪnpɒtʃeɪˈrinˈpäCHˈā A religious teacher held in high regard among Tibetan Buddhists (often used as an honorific title). 仁波钦（在藏传佛教徒中享有很高威望的法师，常用作尊称） Example sentencesExamples Like the Tibetan Rinpoches say: Treat your own mind with loving kindness, then you will be gentle with others. A 20-year old Tibetan Rinpoche, or a recognized reincarnated Buddhist lama, cannot leave the country because of compulsory military service. The Rinpoche's arrival even caught me, the Minister for the Department of Religion and Culture, by surprise. These masters, known as ‘Rinpoches’, are at the heart of Tibetan Buddhist culture. If the lama is a high Rinpoche or your own teacher, it is customary to prostrate three times upon arriving and once when leaving. Through a translator Rinpoche spoke about the purpose of his visit to Darwin. According to his uncle, Lama Karma Samten, Rinpoche's old life in New Zealand was that of a normal child. Improving my life by contemplating my death was not an enticing prospect, but I found myself inspired by Rinpoche's tales of his encounters with the spiritual masters of Tibetan Buddhism. She meets the Rinpoche, who illuminates and exalts her small and insignificant life. Origin Tibetan, literally 'precious jewel'. Definition of Rinpoche in US English: Rinpoche nounˈrinˈpäCHˈā (in Tibetan Buddhism) an incarnate lama or highly respected religious teacher (often used as an honorific title). Example sentencesExamples These masters, known as ‘Rinpoches’, are at the heart of Tibetan Buddhist culture. Like the Tibetan Rinpoches say: Treat your own mind with loving kindness, then you will be gentle with others. Improving my life by contemplating my death was not an enticing prospect, but I found myself inspired by Rinpoche's tales of his encounters with the spiritual masters of Tibetan Buddhism. The Rinpoche's arrival even caught me, the Minister for the Department of Religion and Culture, by surprise. According to his uncle, Lama Karma Samten, Rinpoche's old life in New Zealand was that of a normal child. A 20-year old Tibetan Rinpoche, or a recognized reincarnated Buddhist lama, cannot leave the country because of compulsory military service. If the lama is a high Rinpoche or your own teacher, it is customary to prostrate three times upon arriving and once when leaving. Through a translator Rinpoche spoke about the purpose of his visit to Darwin. She meets the Rinpoche, who illuminates and exalts her small and insignificant life. Origin Tibetan, literally ‘precious jewel’.
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