Definition of spiritus rector in English:

spiritus rector

nounˈrɛktɔːˌspirito͞os ˈrektər

mass noun

A ruling or guiding spirit.
领导精神
Example sentencesExamples
- The spiritus rector of this process was statesman Sigismund von Reitzenstein, who temporarily held the office of ‘curator’.
- With his death, we have lost the spiritus rector of the project and a very good friend.
- He was the spiritus rector of the Society for the Promotion of Jewish Music.
- It is easy to see that in animals instinct functions as the spiritus rector of all behaviour.
- In the theater, as director, actor, and author, as spiritus rector, he gathered around him a troupe.
- Sheikh Fadlallah, spiritus rector of the most radical Lebanese Shias, was one of the first high-ranking Islamic scholars to condemn the attacks of 11 September 2001.
- André was perceived by all of us as the spiritus rector and driving force of this new scientific society at that time.
- Again, I wish to point out one individual, Antonio Papisca from the University of Padua, the spiritus rector of the whole exercise.
- In 1995 he founded the Ensemble Vanitas and has remained its spiritus rector and principal conductor.
- And Daddy G is its spiritus rector because he was one of the founders of the Wild Bunch Sound System, out of which later Massive Attack emerged.

Origin

Latin.

Definition of spiritus rector in US English:

spiritus rector

nounˌspirito͞os ˈrektər

A ruling or directing spirit.
领导精神
Example sentencesExamples
- The spiritus rector of this process was statesman Sigismund von Reitzenstein, who temporarily held the office of ‘curator’.
- In 1995 he founded the Ensemble Vanitas and has remained its spiritus rector and principal conductor.
- It is easy to see that in animals instinct functions as the spiritus rector of all behaviour.
- And Daddy G is its spiritus rector because he was one of the founders of the Wild Bunch Sound System, out of which later Massive Attack emerged.
- Again, I wish to point out one individual, Antonio Papisca from the University of Padua, the spiritus rector of the whole exercise.
- In the theater, as director, actor, and author, as spiritus rector, he gathered around him a troupe.
- With his death, we have lost the spiritus rector of the project and a very good friend.
- André was perceived by all of us as the spiritus rector and driving force of this new scientific society at that time.
- He was the spiritus rector of the Society for the Promotion of Jewish Music.
- Sheikh Fadlallah, spiritus rector of the most radical Lebanese Shias, was one of the first high-ranking Islamic scholars to condemn the attacks of 11 September 2001.

Origin

Latin.

单词	spiritus rector
释义	Definition of spiritus rector in English: spiritus rector nounˈrɛktɔːˌspirito͞os ˈrektər mass noun A ruling or guiding spirit. 领导精神 Example sentencesExamples The spiritus rector of this process was statesman Sigismund von Reitzenstein, who temporarily held the office of ‘curator’. With his death, we have lost the spiritus rector of the project and a very good friend. He was the spiritus rector of the Society for the Promotion of Jewish Music. It is easy to see that in animals instinct functions as the spiritus rector of all behaviour. In the theater, as director, actor, and author, as spiritus rector, he gathered around him a troupe. Sheikh Fadlallah, spiritus rector of the most radical Lebanese Shias, was one of the first high-ranking Islamic scholars to condemn the attacks of 11 September 2001. André was perceived by all of us as the spiritus rector and driving force of this new scientific society at that time. Again, I wish to point out one individual, Antonio Papisca from the University of Padua, the spiritus rector of the whole exercise. In 1995 he founded the Ensemble Vanitas and has remained its spiritus rector and principal conductor. And Daddy G is its spiritus rector because he was one of the founders of the Wild Bunch Sound System, out of which later Massive Attack emerged. Origin Latin. Definition of spiritus rector in US English: spiritus rector nounˌspirito͞os ˈrektər A ruling or directing spirit. 领导精神 Example sentencesExamples The spiritus rector of this process was statesman Sigismund von Reitzenstein, who temporarily held the office of ‘curator’. In 1995 he founded the Ensemble Vanitas and has remained its spiritus rector and principal conductor. It is easy to see that in animals instinct functions as the spiritus rector of all behaviour. And Daddy G is its spiritus rector because he was one of the founders of the Wild Bunch Sound System, out of which later Massive Attack emerged. Again, I wish to point out one individual, Antonio Papisca from the University of Padua, the spiritus rector of the whole exercise. In the theater, as director, actor, and author, as spiritus rector, he gathered around him a troupe. With his death, we have lost the spiritus rector of the project and a very good friend. André was perceived by all of us as the spiritus rector and driving force of this new scientific society at that time. He was the spiritus rector of the Society for the Promotion of Jewish Music. Sheikh Fadlallah, spiritus rector of the most radical Lebanese Shias, was one of the first high-ranking Islamic scholars to condemn the attacks of 11 September 2001. Origin Latin.
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