Opus

['əʊpəs;'ɒp-] or [ˈoʊpəs]

解释:

(n.) A work; specif. (Mus.), a musical composition.

校对:玛克辛

解释:

n. work a work.—Opus magnum the great work of one's life; Opus operantis (theol.) the effect of a sacrament ascribed chiefly if not exclusively to the spiritual disposition of the recipient the grace flowing ex opere operantis—the Protestant view; Opus operatum the due celebration of a sacrament necessarily involving the grace of the sacrament which flows ex opere operato from the sacramental act performed independent of the merit of him who administers it—the R.C. view.

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