n.(修士或修女的)初学期

The novitiate was required to undergo a strict period of spiritual training in the monastery.
新入门者需要在修道院接受严格的灵性训练。
She became a novitiate in the convent, eager to learn and serve.
她在修道院成为一名见习修女，渴望学习和奉献。
The novice priest was assigned to assist the experienced pastor during Sunday Mass.
这位新晋神父被指派在周日弥撒中协助经验丰富的牧师。
After completing her novitiate, Sister Mary was ordained as a nun.
玛丽修女完成见习期后，被祝圣为修女。
The novitiate program aimed to help new recruits integrate into the military smoothly.
新兵入伍培训旨在帮助新兵顺利融入军队。
He spent a year as a novitiate before deciding to commit fully to the religious life.
他在决定全身心投入宗教生活之前，先做了一年的见习修士。
The novitiate was a challenging but transformative experience for all involved.
这段见习期对所有参与者来说既充满挑战又具有转化作用。
The novitiate was given a tour of the abbey's historic library.
他们带新入门者参观了修道院历史悠久的图书馆。
The novitiate was a time for introspection and self-discovery within the contemplative order.
在沉思会中，新会员期是进行自我反省和发现自我的时期。
The novitiate ceremony marked the official beginning of their journey as a religious brother or sister.
新会员仪式标志着他们作为宗教兄弟或姐妹旅程的正式开始。