He is venerated there almost as a saint; and that means a good deal among the Romagnols, who generally hate everything that wears a cassock.
他在那里几乎被尊为圣人。这在罗马涅人中意义重大,他们通常讨厌所有穿法衣的人。
婚姻与爱情
Parliaments were afraid of the bishops, and when there was friction between these two robes, the gown had but a poor chance against the cassock.
议会害怕主教,当这两件长袍发生摩擦时,长袍对付长袍的机会很小。
处女地(下)
They went out of the courtyard into the road and had scarcely taken twenty steps when they ran across a priest in a woven cassock, who was wending his way homeward.
出了院子,走到路上,刚走了二十步,就遇见一个穿袈裟的神父,正往家走。
红与黑(二)
He perceived at the other end of the room, near a small window with yellow panes decorated with badly kept flower vases, a man seated at a table, and covered with a dilapidated cassock.
The roan was close at hand, and in another instant all would have been safe; but as the figure in the scarlet cassock stepped forward, the Gadfly suddenly wavered and the hand with the pistol sank down.
The cassock, or soutane, is an item of Christian clerical clothing used by the clergy of Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican and Reformed churches, among others. "Ankle-length garment" is the literal meaning of the corresponding Latin term, vestis talaris. It is related to habit traditionally worn by nuns, monks, and friars.