the Establishment Clause

/ði ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt klɔːz/

the article in the First Amendment to the American Constitution which created the separation of Church and State in the US by forbidding the government to establish a state religion. The US Supreme Court used it in 1962 for a decision that stopped prayers in schools, and this upset many US Christians. However, 'In God We Trust' is still the National Motto and is on US coins.设立条款：《美国宪法》第一修正案中的条款，通过禁止政府建立国教来实现美国政教分离。1962年，美国最高法院将其用于一项决定，该决定停止了学校的祈祷，这使许多美国基督徒不安。但是，“我们信任上帝”仍然是美国的座右铭，并印在美国硬币上。

单词	the-establishment-clause
释义	the Establishment Clause /ði ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt klɔːz/ /ði ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt klɔːz/ the article in the First Amendment to the American Constitution which created the separation of Church and State in the US by forbidding the government to establish a state religion. The US Supreme Court used it in 1962 for a decision that stopped prayers in schools, and this upset many US Christians. However, 'In God We Trust' is still the National Motto and is on US coins.设立条款：《美国宪法》第一修正案中的条款，通过禁止政府建立国教来实现美国政教分离。1962年，美国最高法院将其用于一项决定，该决定停止了学校的祈祷，这使许多美国基督徒不安。但是，“我们信任上帝”仍然是美国的座右铭，并印在美国硬币上。
随便看	out-of-the-way out-of-the-wayness out-of-the-woods out of thin air out of this world out-of-time out of town out-of-town out of true out of turn out-of-turn out of whack out-of-whack out of work out-of-work out of your depth out of your element out of your hands out of your head out of your mind with worry out of your tree out of your way out on a limb out-on-a-limb out on ear