- Pilate (Pontius Pilate in the Biblical passion story)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- 彼拉多 refers to Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor who presided over the trial of Jesus Christ in the New Testament.
This term is used specifically in a religious or historical context, often to discuss events related to the trial and crucifixion of Jesus.
Pilate decided the fate of Jesus.
In the church sermon, the role of Pilate was mentioned.
Generated collocations (experimental)
Bǐ lā duō彼拉多shěn pàn审判the trial of PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多shǒu手Zhōng中in the hands of PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的jué dìng决定Pilate's decisionBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的jué sè角色the role of Pilatebèi被Bǐ lā duō彼拉多shěn pàn审判to be judged by PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多yú与Yē sū耶稣Pilate and JesusBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的quán lì权力the power of Pilatelì shǐ历史zhòng dì中的Bǐ lā duō彼拉多Pilate in historyBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的zuì zé罪责the blame of PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的xǐ shǒu洗手yí shì仪式the washing of hands by PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的shěn xùn审讯the interrogation by PilateBǐ lā duō彼拉多de的yí chǎn遗产the legacy of Pilate