n.洗礼，(对人手、人体、圣器等的)沐浴仪式，净器(仪式)，沐浴

The priest began the ceremony with an ablution, purifying himself before the sacred rites.
神父以洗礼开始仪式，在神圣的仪式前净化自己。
Muslims perform ablutions before praying, washing their hands, mouth, nose, face, arms, and feet.
穆斯林在祈祷前进行小净，清洗他们的手、口、鼻、脸、手臂和脚。
After a day of hard labor in the fields, he found solace in the ablution of a cool shower.
在田间劳作了一天后，他在凉爽的淋浴中找到了慰藉。
The ancient ritual of ablution was seen as a way to cleanse not just the body but also the soul.
古老的洗礼仪式被视为不仅清洁身体而且净化灵魂的方式。
Prior to entering the temple, devotees must undergo a symbolic ablution to signify purity of intention.
进入寺庙前，信徒必须进行象征性的沐浴，以表示意图的纯洁。
The patient was instructed to perform an antiseptic ablution to prevent infection at the surgical site.
病人被指示进行消毒沐浴，以防止手术部位感染。
In certain cultures, ablutions are performed as part of daily spiritual practices to maintain cleanliness and connection with the divine.
在某些文化中，洗礼作为日常精神实践的一部分进行，以保持清洁并保持与神的联系。
The monk's morning routine included an ablution in the icy river, a practice believed to strengthen his resolve and mindfulness.
和尚早晨的例行公事包括在冰冷的河里沐浴，这一做法被认为能增强他的决心和正念。
Ablutions with specific herbs and oils were used in medieval times for both medicinal and spiritual purposes.
在中世纪，使用特定草药和油进行的洗礼用于医药和精神目的。
After completing the ablution, she felt a sense of renewal and readiness to embark on her meditation practice.
完成洗礼后，她感到一种更新感，准备开始她的冥想练习。