Definition of sweat lodge in English:

sweat lodge

noun

A hut, typically dome-shaped, used by North American Indians for ritual steam baths as a means of purification.
（北美印第安人在宗教仪式上净化身体用的，由自然材料盖成的圆顶状的）蒸汽浴室
Example sentencesExamples
- The native Americans had sweat lodges known as Inipis, and similar ideas can be found in Russia, Japan and Muslim countries.
- The sweat lodge is a traditional Navajo ceremony for cleansing and purification.
- The American Indians traditionally used power animals and objects, natural herbal medicine and sweat lodges for their transformative healing.
- People from the community presented demonstrations and workshops on the sweat lodge, moccasin game, drum, crafts, stick games, racism, residential schools and the elder system.
- Detoxification practices including enemas, sweat lodges, and fasts have been used in Greek, Native American, and Moslem cultures.
- Often the healer would induce altered consciousness, perhaps in a sweat lodge, would let blood, and use supernatural or magic remedies.
- The data base comprises both residential and nonresidential structures; among the latter are purported storage facilities, temples, and sweat lodges.
- The dome-shaped sweat lodge, a permanent fixture of cross-tied logs, is protected by two fences.
- Sit yourself in a 4 hour sweat lodge sometime, and you may well see something before you start to pass out.
- Although not all researchers would agree, some find the interpretation of these circular post structures as sweat lodges convincing.
- You might have to sit in a sweat lodge until you pass out or eat a weird vine and it will not be pleasant.
- The experience of the sweat lodge is usually life-altering.
- I found that visions of ancestors were not secluded to a sweat lodge or ritual.
- I longed to be around a real tribe, let them braid my hair, go to the sweat lodge with the women and afterwards listen to the stories told by the elders to the beat of the drums.
- Nobody has exact figures, but everyone talks of a revival of interest in sweat lodges and sundances, of hunting down elders who can pass on the discarded languages.
- The similarity to the sweat lodge at the nearby and slightly older Vaughn Branch site reflects continuity in social behaviors as well as in structural technology.
- As I stripped off my clothes and dashed into the sweat lodge on the first truly freezing night of the season, the near-full moon was an eerie, ghostly shadow.
- We were in this little sweat lodge that we had built, and had put in these hot stones in this pit.
- But when he goes to say goodbye to his friend, Nanapush puts up a sweat lodge for him and brings him back from despair.
- The sauna is the same process as the sweat lodge, differing only in a few cultural details, being both a spiritual and physical cleansing.

Definition of sweat lodge in US English:

sweat lodge

noun

A hut, typically dome-shaped, used by North American Indians for ritual steam baths as a means of purification.
（北美印第安人在宗教仪式上净化身体用的，由自然材料盖成的圆顶状的）蒸汽浴室
Example sentencesExamples
- As I stripped off my clothes and dashed into the sweat lodge on the first truly freezing night of the season, the near-full moon was an eerie, ghostly shadow.
- The dome-shaped sweat lodge, a permanent fixture of cross-tied logs, is protected by two fences.
- You might have to sit in a sweat lodge until you pass out or eat a weird vine and it will not be pleasant.
- We were in this little sweat lodge that we had built, and had put in these hot stones in this pit.
- The American Indians traditionally used power animals and objects, natural herbal medicine and sweat lodges for their transformative healing.
- But when he goes to say goodbye to his friend, Nanapush puts up a sweat lodge for him and brings him back from despair.
- The similarity to the sweat lodge at the nearby and slightly older Vaughn Branch site reflects continuity in social behaviors as well as in structural technology.
- Nobody has exact figures, but everyone talks of a revival of interest in sweat lodges and sundances, of hunting down elders who can pass on the discarded languages.
- I found that visions of ancestors were not secluded to a sweat lodge or ritual.
- People from the community presented demonstrations and workshops on the sweat lodge, moccasin game, drum, crafts, stick games, racism, residential schools and the elder system.
- Sit yourself in a 4 hour sweat lodge sometime, and you may well see something before you start to pass out.
- The data base comprises both residential and nonresidential structures; among the latter are purported storage facilities, temples, and sweat lodges.
- I longed to be around a real tribe, let them braid my hair, go to the sweat lodge with the women and afterwards listen to the stories told by the elders to the beat of the drums.
- Often the healer would induce altered consciousness, perhaps in a sweat lodge, would let blood, and use supernatural or magic remedies.
- The sweat lodge is a traditional Navajo ceremony for cleansing and purification.
- The sauna is the same process as the sweat lodge, differing only in a few cultural details, being both a spiritual and physical cleansing.
- Detoxification practices including enemas, sweat lodges, and fasts have been used in Greek, Native American, and Moslem cultures.
- Although not all researchers would agree, some find the interpretation of these circular post structures as sweat lodges convincing.
- The experience of the sweat lodge is usually life-altering.
- The native Americans had sweat lodges known as Inipis, and similar ideas can be found in Russia, Japan and Muslim countries.

单词	sweat lodge
释义	Definition of sweat lodge in English: sweat lodge noun A hut, typically dome-shaped, used by North American Indians for ritual steam baths as a means of purification. （北美印第安人在宗教仪式上净化身体用的，由自然材料盖成的圆顶状的）蒸汽浴室 Example sentencesExamples The native Americans had sweat lodges known as Inipis, and similar ideas can be found in Russia, Japan and Muslim countries. The sweat lodge is a traditional Navajo ceremony for cleansing and purification. The American Indians traditionally used power animals and objects, natural herbal medicine and sweat lodges for their transformative healing. People from the community presented demonstrations and workshops on the sweat lodge, moccasin game, drum, crafts, stick games, racism, residential schools and the elder system. Detoxification practices including enemas, sweat lodges, and fasts have been used in Greek, Native American, and Moslem cultures. Often the healer would induce altered consciousness, perhaps in a sweat lodge, would let blood, and use supernatural or magic remedies. The data base comprises both residential and nonresidential structures; among the latter are purported storage facilities, temples, and sweat lodges. The dome-shaped sweat lodge, a permanent fixture of cross-tied logs, is protected by two fences. Sit yourself in a 4 hour sweat lodge sometime, and you may well see something before you start to pass out. Although not all researchers would agree, some find the interpretation of these circular post structures as sweat lodges convincing. You might have to sit in a sweat lodge until you pass out or eat a weird vine and it will not be pleasant. The experience of the sweat lodge is usually life-altering. I found that visions of ancestors were not secluded to a sweat lodge or ritual. I longed to be around a real tribe, let them braid my hair, go to the sweat lodge with the women and afterwards listen to the stories told by the elders to the beat of the drums. Nobody has exact figures, but everyone talks of a revival of interest in sweat lodges and sundances, of hunting down elders who can pass on the discarded languages. The similarity to the sweat lodge at the nearby and slightly older Vaughn Branch site reflects continuity in social behaviors as well as in structural technology. As I stripped off my clothes and dashed into the sweat lodge on the first truly freezing night of the season, the near-full moon was an eerie, ghostly shadow. We were in this little sweat lodge that we had built, and had put in these hot stones in this pit. But when he goes to say goodbye to his friend, Nanapush puts up a sweat lodge for him and brings him back from despair. The sauna is the same process as the sweat lodge, differing only in a few cultural details, being both a spiritual and physical cleansing. Definition of sweat lodge in US English: sweat lodge noun A hut, typically dome-shaped, used by North American Indians for ritual steam baths as a means of purification. （北美印第安人在宗教仪式上净化身体用的，由自然材料盖成的圆顶状的）蒸汽浴室 Example sentencesExamples As I stripped off my clothes and dashed into the sweat lodge on the first truly freezing night of the season, the near-full moon was an eerie, ghostly shadow. The dome-shaped sweat lodge, a permanent fixture of cross-tied logs, is protected by two fences. You might have to sit in a sweat lodge until you pass out or eat a weird vine and it will not be pleasant. We were in this little sweat lodge that we had built, and had put in these hot stones in this pit. The American Indians traditionally used power animals and objects, natural herbal medicine and sweat lodges for their transformative healing. But when he goes to say goodbye to his friend, Nanapush puts up a sweat lodge for him and brings him back from despair. The similarity to the sweat lodge at the nearby and slightly older Vaughn Branch site reflects continuity in social behaviors as well as in structural technology. Nobody has exact figures, but everyone talks of a revival of interest in sweat lodges and sundances, of hunting down elders who can pass on the discarded languages. I found that visions of ancestors were not secluded to a sweat lodge or ritual. People from the community presented demonstrations and workshops on the sweat lodge, moccasin game, drum, crafts, stick games, racism, residential schools and the elder system. Sit yourself in a 4 hour sweat lodge sometime, and you may well see something before you start to pass out. The data base comprises both residential and nonresidential structures; among the latter are purported storage facilities, temples, and sweat lodges. I longed to be around a real tribe, let them braid my hair, go to the sweat lodge with the women and afterwards listen to the stories told by the elders to the beat of the drums. Often the healer would induce altered consciousness, perhaps in a sweat lodge, would let blood, and use supernatural or magic remedies. The sweat lodge is a traditional Navajo ceremony for cleansing and purification. The sauna is the same process as the sweat lodge, differing only in a few cultural details, being both a spiritual and physical cleansing. Detoxification practices including enemas, sweat lodges, and fasts have been used in Greek, Native American, and Moslem cultures. Although not all researchers would agree, some find the interpretation of these circular post structures as sweat lodges convincing. The experience of the sweat lodge is usually life-altering. The native Americans had sweat lodges known as Inipis, and similar ideas can be found in Russia, Japan and Muslim countries.
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