n.禁欲者，苦行者，清教徒(属于16和17世纪的英国教会)
adj.清教徒的，清教主义的，禁欲的，苦行的

原形：puritan复数：puritans

The Puritans believed in strict moral codes and a simple lifestyle.
纯净化教徒相信严格的道德规范和简朴的生活方式。
During the 17th century, many Puritans emigrated from England to New England in search of religious freedom.
在17世纪，许多清教徒从英国移民到新英格兰寻求宗教自由。
Puritan literature often reflects their strong belief in predestination and the sovereignty of God.
清教徒的文学作品常常反映出他们对预定论和上帝主权的坚定信仰。
John Winthrop, a prominent Puritan leader, established a 'city upon a hill' as a model for others to follow.
约翰·温斯洛普，一位著名的清教领袖，建立了“山上的城市”作为其他人的榜样。
Puritans placed great importance on education, which led to the founding of Harvard College in 1636."
清教徒非常重视教育，这导致了1636年哈佛学院的建立。
Their strict interpretation of the Bible influenced Puritan family life, with a strong emphasis on discipline and piety.
他们对圣经的严格解释影响了清教徒的家庭生活，强调纪律和虔诚。
The Salem Witch Trials in 1692 were a dark episode in Puritan history, revealing fears of demonic influence."
1692年的塞勒姆巫术审判是清教历史上的一个黑暗时期，揭示了对恶魔影响的恐惧。
Puritan art was generally austere, focusing on religious themes rather than secular subjects.
清教艺术通常朴素，专注于宗教主题而非世俗题材。
The Thanksgiving holiday in the United States has its roots in the Pilgrims' and Puritans' early celebrations of harvest festivals.
美国的感恩节起源于朝圣者和清教徒早期的丰收节庆祝活动。
Despite their reputation for severity, Puritans also valued community and mutual support, as seen in their church-based social welfare systems.
尽管他们以严厉著称，但清教徒也重视社区和互助，这一点在他们的教会为基础的社会福利体系中可见一斑。