bishop in Korean
bishop in Korean is 주교 — bishop means a senior clergy member who oversees churches and priests within a district (a diocese).
bishop in Korean
주교
Pronounced: jugyo
church official, supervisor of priests and congregations
What does "bishop" mean?
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noun A senior clergy member who oversees churches and priests within a district (a diocese).
"The bishop visited the parish to confirm a new group of teenagers."
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noun A chess piece that moves diagonally.
"She sacrificed her bishop to open up an attack on the king."
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bishop in a sentence
- The bishop visited the parish to confirm a new group of teenagers.
- The bishop gave a short speech at the opening of the new church hall.
- She sacrificed her bishop to open up an attack on the king.
- You can only move a bishop along the diagonal squares of its own colour.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bishop" in Korean?
"bishop" in Korean is 주교. bishop means: A senior clergy member who oversees churches and priests within a district (a diocese).
How do you pronounce 주교?
"bishop" in Korean is 주교, pronounced "jugyo".
How do you use "bishop" in a sentence?
Example: "The bishop visited the parish to confirm a new group of teenagers." In Korean, "bishop" is 주교.
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