n.(由某人捐款建造并为之做追思弥撒用的)附属礼拜堂，祈唱堂

原形：chantry复数：chantries

The old church had a chantry where prayers were said for the souls of the deceased.
这座老教堂有一个唱经堂，人们在那里为逝者的灵魂祈祷。
The chantry priest was responsible for performing masses for the benefactor's soul.
唱经堂神父负责为赞助人的灵魂做弥撒。
The chantry was adorned with beautiful stained glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible.
唱经堂装饰着描绘圣经场景的美丽彩色玻璃窗。
In medieval times, chantries were established to ensure eternal prayers for the founders.
在中世纪，人们建立唱经堂以确保为创始人进行永恒的祈祷。
The chantry fund was established to maintain the chapel and support its clergy.
唱经堂基金成立是为了维护小教堂并支持其神职人员。
Many chantries were dissolved during the English Reformation under King Henry VIII.
在亨利八世统治下的英国宗教改革期间，许多唱经堂被解散。
The chantry's choir was renowned for its exquisite renditions of Gregorian chants.
唱经堂的唱诗班以其精美的格里高利圣咏表演而闻名。
The chantry also functioned as a school, educating young boys in Latin and religious studies.
唱经堂也作为一所学校运作，教育年轻男孩学习拉丁语和宗教知识。
The restoration of the ancient chantry revealed intricate carvings dating back centuries.
古老唱经堂的修复揭示了追溯到几个世纪前的精细雕刻。
Each chantry within the cathedral had its own altar and dedicated to a specific saint.
大教堂内的每个唱经堂都有自己的祭坛，并专门供奉特定的圣人。