n.(天主教)托钵会士，修士

原形：friar复数：friars

The friar, dressed in his humble brown robes, walked quietly through the village.
那位穿着简朴棕色僧袍的修士静静地走过村庄。
In the medieval times, friars would often travel from town to town, preaching and providing spiritual guidance.
在中世纪，修士们常常从一个城镇旅行到另一个城镇，进行布道并提供心灵上的指导。
The friar's daily routine included praying, studying religious texts, and tending to the needs of the poor.
修士的日常包括祈祷、研读宗教文本以及照顾穷人的需要。
At the monastery, the friar took a vow of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
在修道院里，这位修士发誓要遵守贫穷、贞洁和服从的誓言。
The friar's serene demeanor brought comfort to those who sought his counsel.
修士宁静的举止给寻求他建议的人带来了安慰。
It was the friar who officiated the wedding ceremony under the old oak tree.
是那位修士在老橡树下主持了婚礼仪式。
The friar's knowledge of herbal medicine proved invaluable during the outbreak of illness in the village.
在村中疾病爆发期间，修士对草药医学的了解证明是无价的。
Despite living a simple life, the friar was content and found joy in serving others.
尽管过着简朴的生活，但修士感到满足，并在为他人服务中找到了快乐。
The friar's inspiring sermons were known to gather large crowds every Sunday.
这位修士鼓舞人心的布道每到周日都会吸引大量人群。
After years of devotion, the friar was appointed as the head of the monastery, guiding his fellow brothers with wisdom and compassion.
经过年复一年的虔诚修行后，这位修士被任命为修道院的院长，以智慧和慈悲引导他的同伴。