Definition of candomblé in English:

candomblé

noun ˌkandɒmˈbleɪˌkandōmˈblā

mass noun

A Brazilian sect of the macumba cult.
坎东布鲁教（马库姆巴教的巴西分支）
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't mean that I rushed off to take part in sessions of candomblé, umbanda, macumba as soon as I got to Rio.
- Before 1980, Arcmbcpciros who had special talents in perceiving and receiving spirits had to study and practice candomblé in Salvador.
- Arembepe was now divided by social class, occupation, neighborhood, place of origin, and religion (Catholicism, fundamentalist Protestantism, and Afro-Brazilian candomblé).

Origin

Brazilian Portuguese.

Definition of candomblé in US English:

candomblé

nounˌkandōmˈblā

A Brazilian sect of the macumba cult.
坎东布鲁教（马库姆巴教的巴西分支）
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't mean that I rushed off to take part in sessions of candomblé, umbanda, macumba as soon as I got to Rio.
- Before 1980, Arcmbcpciros who had special talents in perceiving and receiving spirits had to study and practice candomblé in Salvador.
- Arembepe was now divided by social class, occupation, neighborhood, place of origin, and religion (Catholicism, fundamentalist Protestantism, and Afro-Brazilian candomblé).

Origin

Brazilian Portuguese.

单词	candomblé
释义	Definition of candomblé in English: candomblé noun ˌkandɒmˈbleɪˌkandōmˈblā mass noun A Brazilian sect of the macumba cult. 坎东布鲁教（马库姆巴教的巴西分支） Example sentencesExamples I don't mean that I rushed off to take part in sessions of candomblé, umbanda, macumba as soon as I got to Rio. Before 1980, Arcmbcpciros who had special talents in perceiving and receiving spirits had to study and practice candomblé in Salvador. Arembepe was now divided by social class, occupation, neighborhood, place of origin, and religion (Catholicism, fundamentalist Protestantism, and Afro-Brazilian candomblé). Origin Brazilian Portuguese. Definition of candomblé in US English: candomblé nounˌkandōmˈblā A Brazilian sect of the macumba cult. 坎东布鲁教（马库姆巴教的巴西分支） Example sentencesExamples I don't mean that I rushed off to take part in sessions of candomblé, umbanda, macumba as soon as I got to Rio. Before 1980, Arcmbcpciros who had special talents in perceiving and receiving spirits had to study and practice candomblé in Salvador. Arembepe was now divided by social class, occupation, neighborhood, place of origin, and religion (Catholicism, fundamentalist Protestantism, and Afro-Brazilian candomblé). Origin Brazilian Portuguese.
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