Definition of New Jerusalem in English:

New Jerusalem

proper noun

Christian Theology

1The abode of the blessed in heaven (with reference to Rev. 21:2).
〔基督教神学〕新耶路撒冷，圣城（参见《启示录》21：2）
1. 1.1as noun a New Jerusalem An ideal place or situation.
  天堂；乐园
  Example sentencesExamples
  In 1642, Montreal began as a would-be spiritual Utopia, founded by a group of religious visionaries in Paris who wanted to build a New Jerusalem in the wilderness.
  There was also a Millenarian tradition based on a literal understanding of the Book of Revelations and the establishment of a New Jerusalem.
  Was it not Barbara Castle who urged us to build a New Jerusalem in the post-war period?
  Pogofenokee is surely not a New Jerusalem, where everyone wants to do what they should do; on the other hand, Auden's descriptive axioms of Eden (where you ought to do whatever you want) mostly apply.
  Instead of employing armed security guards and erecting gold-tipped gates, they are using bars and restaurants to build a New Jerusalem in south Manchester.
  In Kulikoff's telling it was the yearning for land - not for a New Jerusalem or new markets or empires or geopolitics or trade routes or raw materials - that drove the settlement of England's North American colonies.
  In addition to being a tourist Mecca, Orlando was becoming a New Jerusalem for international evangelical organizations, much like Colorado Springs.
  Henry George appears to have believed that if we had the right laws, men would be angels, that a New Jerusalem could be established by one simple change in property rights.
  Aberfan, mining closures and economic decline destroyed this New Jerusalem.
  It is hardly the broad sunlit uplands, let alone a New Jerusalem.
  Fortunately there are no final solutions, hellish or benign, the Holocaust or a New Jerusalem on earth.
  There are Christians and communists, who carve communes into the soil, hunt, trap, and sell crafts and furs, like the Puritans before them who settled the lower forty-eight in search of a New Jerusalem.
  ‘Today we see that great 1945 government as coming closest to building a New Jerusalem,’ Blair said.
  Those Europeans who dreamed about the dawn of a New Jerusalem were fascinated by the American political experiment.
  Blake longed for fame and an enthusiastic audience, to build a New Jerusalem, but refused to compromise to make his work more accessible.
  They cast their lot among society's castaways, aiming to make these mean streets into a New Jerusalem, a city on a hill.

Definition of New Jerusalem in US English:

New Jerusalem

proper nounˌn(y)o͞o jəˈro͞os(ə)ləm

Theology

1The abode of the blessed in heaven (with reference to Rev. 21:2).
〔基督教神学〕新耶路撒冷，圣城（参见《启示录》21：2）
1. 1.1as noun a New Jerusalem An ideal place or situation.
  天堂；乐园
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Today we see that great 1945 government as coming closest to building a New Jerusalem,’ Blair said.
  In addition to being a tourist Mecca, Orlando was becoming a New Jerusalem for international evangelical organizations, much like Colorado Springs.
  Those Europeans who dreamed about the dawn of a New Jerusalem were fascinated by the American political experiment.
  Aberfan, mining closures and economic decline destroyed this New Jerusalem.
  Henry George appears to have believed that if we had the right laws, men would be angels, that a New Jerusalem could be established by one simple change in property rights.
  Instead of employing armed security guards and erecting gold-tipped gates, they are using bars and restaurants to build a New Jerusalem in south Manchester.
  Was it not Barbara Castle who urged us to build a New Jerusalem in the post-war period?
  They cast their lot among society's castaways, aiming to make these mean streets into a New Jerusalem, a city on a hill.
  Pogofenokee is surely not a New Jerusalem, where everyone wants to do what they should do; on the other hand, Auden's descriptive axioms of Eden (where you ought to do whatever you want) mostly apply.
  There are Christians and communists, who carve communes into the soil, hunt, trap, and sell crafts and furs, like the Puritans before them who settled the lower forty-eight in search of a New Jerusalem.
  In Kulikoff's telling it was the yearning for land - not for a New Jerusalem or new markets or empires or geopolitics or trade routes or raw materials - that drove the settlement of England's North American colonies.
  Fortunately there are no final solutions, hellish or benign, the Holocaust or a New Jerusalem on earth.
  In 1642, Montreal began as a would-be spiritual Utopia, founded by a group of religious visionaries in Paris who wanted to build a New Jerusalem in the wilderness.
  Blake longed for fame and an enthusiastic audience, to build a New Jerusalem, but refused to compromise to make his work more accessible.
  It is hardly the broad sunlit uplands, let alone a New Jerusalem.
  There was also a Millenarian tradition based on a literal understanding of the Book of Revelations and the establishment of a New Jerusalem.

单词	New Jerusalem
释义	Definition of New Jerusalem in English: New Jerusalem proper noun Christian Theology 1The abode of the blessed in heaven (with reference to Rev. 21:2). 〔基督教神学〕新耶路撒冷，圣城（参见《启示录》21：2） 1.1as noun a New Jerusalem An ideal place or situation. 天堂；乐园 Example sentencesExamples In 1642, Montreal began as a would-be spiritual Utopia, founded by a group of religious visionaries in Paris who wanted to build a New Jerusalem in the wilderness. There was also a Millenarian tradition based on a literal understanding of the Book of Revelations and the establishment of a New Jerusalem. Was it not Barbara Castle who urged us to build a New Jerusalem in the post-war period? Pogofenokee is surely not a New Jerusalem, where everyone wants to do what they should do; on the other hand, Auden's descriptive axioms of Eden (where you ought to do whatever you want) mostly apply. Instead of employing armed security guards and erecting gold-tipped gates, they are using bars and restaurants to build a New Jerusalem in south Manchester. In Kulikoff's telling it was the yearning for land - not for a New Jerusalem or new markets or empires or geopolitics or trade routes or raw materials - that drove the settlement of England's North American colonies. In addition to being a tourist Mecca, Orlando was becoming a New Jerusalem for international evangelical organizations, much like Colorado Springs. Henry George appears to have believed that if we had the right laws, men would be angels, that a New Jerusalem could be established by one simple change in property rights. Aberfan, mining closures and economic decline destroyed this New Jerusalem. It is hardly the broad sunlit uplands, let alone a New Jerusalem. Fortunately there are no final solutions, hellish or benign, the Holocaust or a New Jerusalem on earth. There are Christians and communists, who carve communes into the soil, hunt, trap, and sell crafts and furs, like the Puritans before them who settled the lower forty-eight in search of a New Jerusalem. ‘Today we see that great 1945 government as coming closest to building a New Jerusalem,’ Blair said. Those Europeans who dreamed about the dawn of a New Jerusalem were fascinated by the American political experiment. Blake longed for fame and an enthusiastic audience, to build a New Jerusalem, but refused to compromise to make his work more accessible. They cast their lot among society's castaways, aiming to make these mean streets into a New Jerusalem, a city on a hill. Definition of New Jerusalem in US English: New Jerusalem proper nounˌn(y)o͞o jəˈro͞os(ə)ləm Theology 1The abode of the blessed in heaven (with reference to Rev. 21:2). 〔基督教神学〕新耶路撒冷，圣城（参见《启示录》21：2） 1.1as noun a New Jerusalem An ideal place or situation. 天堂；乐园 Example sentencesExamples ‘Today we see that great 1945 government as coming closest to building a New Jerusalem,’ Blair said. In addition to being a tourist Mecca, Orlando was becoming a New Jerusalem for international evangelical organizations, much like Colorado Springs. Those Europeans who dreamed about the dawn of a New Jerusalem were fascinated by the American political experiment. Aberfan, mining closures and economic decline destroyed this New Jerusalem. Henry George appears to have believed that if we had the right laws, men would be angels, that a New Jerusalem could be established by one simple change in property rights. Instead of employing armed security guards and erecting gold-tipped gates, they are using bars and restaurants to build a New Jerusalem in south Manchester. Was it not Barbara Castle who urged us to build a New Jerusalem in the post-war period? They cast their lot among society's castaways, aiming to make these mean streets into a New Jerusalem, a city on a hill. Pogofenokee is surely not a New Jerusalem, where everyone wants to do what they should do; on the other hand, Auden's descriptive axioms of Eden (where you ought to do whatever you want) mostly apply. There are Christians and communists, who carve communes into the soil, hunt, trap, and sell crafts and furs, like the Puritans before them who settled the lower forty-eight in search of a New Jerusalem. In Kulikoff's telling it was the yearning for land - not for a New Jerusalem or new markets or empires or geopolitics or trade routes or raw materials - that drove the settlement of England's North American colonies. Fortunately there are no final solutions, hellish or benign, the Holocaust or a New Jerusalem on earth. In 1642, Montreal began as a would-be spiritual Utopia, founded by a group of religious visionaries in Paris who wanted to build a New Jerusalem in the wilderness. Blake longed for fame and an enthusiastic audience, to build a New Jerusalem, but refused to compromise to make his work more accessible. It is hardly the broad sunlit uplands, let alone a New Jerusalem. There was also a Millenarian tradition based on a literal understanding of the Book of Revelations and the establishment of a New Jerusalem.
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