pilgrimage

巡礼

自分の宗教で特に大切とされる場所へ行く旅。

やさしい英語で： A journey to a place that is especially important in your religion.

• They went on a pilgrimage.
• Her pilgrimage to the holy city lasted two weeks.
• Thousands of people make this pilgrimage every year.

使い方： a pilgrimage to somewhere (They made a pilgrimage to a mountain shrine.)

よく使う表現： religious pilgrimage, pilgrimage to somewhere, go on pilgrimage

聖地巡礼

強く憧れる場所や、自分にとって特別な意味がある場所を訪れること。

やさしい英語で： A visit to a place you greatly admire or that has special personal meaning.

• We made a pilgrimage to our old school.
• Her annual pilgrimage to the writer’s grave became a family tradition.
• Music fans described the visit to the studio as a pilgrimage.

使い方： a pilgrimage to somewhere (Fans make a pilgrimage to the singer’s birthplace.)

よく使う表現： annual pilgrimage, pilgrimage to somewhere, make a pilgrimage

巡礼する

自分の宗教で特に大切とされる場所へ旅をする。

やさしい英語で： To travel to a place that is especially important in your religion.

• They pilgrimage to the shrine each year.
• She pilgrimaged to Jerusalem with her family.
• The faithful are pilgrimaging on foot across the mountains.

使い方： pilgrimage to somewhere (Believers pilgrimage to the shrine each spring.)

よく使う表現： pilgrimage to somewhere, pilgrimage together, pilgrimage on foot