adj.(向上帝)还愿的，表示谢恩的

The votive candle flickered in the dim light of the sanctuary.
这支献祭蜡烛在圣所昏暗的光线中摇曳。
She placed a small votive on the shrine as a sign of gratitude.
她在神龛上放了一个小献祭品，以示感激之情。
The ancient Romans left votive offerings at shrines to pray for safe return from war.
古罗马人在神祠留下献祭品，祈求战争平安归来。
After winning the lottery, she made a vow to build a new church with her winnings, a votive act of thanks.
赢得彩票后，她发誓用奖金建造一座新教堂，这是对她好运的一种献礼。
The museum displayed a collection of votive tablets from various historical periods.
博物馆展出了一组来自不同时期的献祭石板。
The villagers gathered around the well, making votive offerings to ask for rain during the drought.
村民们聚集在井边，献祭祈求干旱期间降雨。
A votive painting depicts the scene of the miracle that occurred at Lourdes.
一幅献祭画描绘了在卢尔德发生的奇迹场景。
In some cultures, people write their wishes on small pieces of paper and burn them as votive acts.
在某些文化中，人们会在小纸片上写下愿望，然后焚烧作为献祭。
The couple made a vow to renew their vows annually, a personal votive tradition they cherish.
这对夫妇每年都会重申他们的誓言，这是他们珍视的个人献祭传统。
The churchyard was adorned with countless votive statues, each representing a family's devotion.
教堂墓地布满了无数献祭雕像，每座都象征着一个家庭的虔诚。