Definition of Vatican in English:

Vatican

noun ˈvatɪk(ə)nˈvædəkən

usually the Vatican

1The palace and official residence of the Pope in Rome.
梵蒂冈（罗马教皇皇宫及府邸所在地）
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural The administrative centre of the Roman Catholic Church.
  罗马教廷
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many high-ranking officials in the Guatemalan government were members of religious orders that staunchly uphold the position of the Vatican.
  The money raised went straight to the church and to the Vatican.
  It's important to remember that Cardinal Martino doesn't represent the official opinion of the Vatican.
  His nomination by Cork clergy as their bishop was not ratified by the Vatican.
  Barcelona's archbishop - who sees Gaudi as belonging to the tradition of religious mystics - put their case to the Vatican, which in 1999 agreed in record-breaking time to start the process.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin Vaticanus, the name of a hill in Rome.

Definition of Vatican in US English:

Vatican

nounˈvædəkənˈvadəkən

usually the Vatican

1The palace and official residence of the Pope in Rome.
梵蒂冈（罗马教皇皇宫及府邸所在地）
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural The administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church.
  罗马教廷
  Example sentencesExamples
  The money raised went straight to the church and to the Vatican.
  Many high-ranking officials in the Guatemalan government were members of religious orders that staunchly uphold the position of the Vatican.
  Barcelona's archbishop - who sees Gaudi as belonging to the tradition of religious mystics - put their case to the Vatican, which in 1999 agreed in record-breaking time to start the process.
  It's important to remember that Cardinal Martino doesn't represent the official opinion of the Vatican.
  His nomination by Cork clergy as their bishop was not ratified by the Vatican.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin Vaticanus, the name of a hill in Rome.

单词	Vatican
释义	Definition of Vatican in English: Vatican noun ˈvatɪk(ə)nˈvædəkən usually the Vatican 1The palace and official residence of the Pope in Rome. 梵蒂冈（罗马教皇皇宫及府邸所在地） 1.1treated as singular or plural The administrative centre of the Roman Catholic Church. 罗马教廷 Example sentencesExamples Many high-ranking officials in the Guatemalan government were members of religious orders that staunchly uphold the position of the Vatican. The money raised went straight to the church and to the Vatican. It's important to remember that Cardinal Martino doesn't represent the official opinion of the Vatican. His nomination by Cork clergy as their bishop was not ratified by the Vatican. Barcelona's archbishop - who sees Gaudi as belonging to the tradition of religious mystics - put their case to the Vatican, which in 1999 agreed in record-breaking time to start the process. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin Vaticanus, the name of a hill in Rome. Definition of Vatican in US English: Vatican nounˈvædəkənˈvadəkən usually the Vatican 1The palace and official residence of the Pope in Rome. 梵蒂冈（罗马教皇皇宫及府邸所在地） 1.1treated as singular or plural The administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church. 罗马教廷 Example sentencesExamples The money raised went straight to the church and to the Vatican. Many high-ranking officials in the Guatemalan government were members of religious orders that staunchly uphold the position of the Vatican. Barcelona's archbishop - who sees Gaudi as belonging to the tradition of religious mystics - put their case to the Vatican, which in 1999 agreed in record-breaking time to start the process. It's important to remember that Cardinal Martino doesn't represent the official opinion of the Vatican. His nomination by Cork clergy as their bishop was not ratified by the Vatican. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin Vaticanus, the name of a hill in Rome.
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