rosary

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You always said your rosary every day and you went to Mass every day, and God gives you the grace.
你每天談到玫瑰經(jīng)，每天去做彌撒，主給了你優(yōu)雅和慈悲。
I’d come home from a high-school party and Mom would be sitting there with her rosary, mumbling, praying for my safe return.
有時(shí)我從高中的什么聚會(huì)回到家里，會(huì)見(jiàn)到我媽正手握念珠坐那里，喃喃地為我的平安歸來(lái)而祈禱。
Our hermit packed his wicker box with his sparse possessions—a god's image in copper, a rosary, the deerskin, and a little brass bowl.
我們的隱士帶上他的柳條箱子，和他屈指可數(shù)的財(cái)產(chǎn)，一個(gè)印著神像的銅幣，一串念珠，鹿皮，還有一個(gè)銅碗。

Their standard gear included such a crucifix and a bracelet made from a rosary.
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a string of beads (= little decorative balls) used especially by Roman Catholics and Buddhists to count prayers, or the prayers themselves

A rosary is a string of beads that members of certain religions, especially Catholics, use for counting prayers. A series of prayers counted in this way is also called a rosary.