n.變質(zhì)；變形論；物質(zhì)的改變；[宗]圣餐的變體

Jean turned to the viewport and thought of the phoenix once more, the transubstantiation of an entire race. 吉音轉(zhuǎn)向窗口，又想起了整個因維人族群變作的鳳凰。

You are, each of you, All-That-Is experienced through your own individuality, and the transubstantiation of your flesh. 你們每個人都是經(jīng)由你們自己的個性而經(jīng)歷的一切全有，你們的肉體是它的變形。

Holy Eucharist; Symbolized the last communion with Jesus and his followers. This practice became very controversial because of the concept of "Transubstantiation". 圣餐：象征著與耶穌和他的追隨者的持續(xù)聯(lián)系。由于“化質(zhì)說”的概念，這種實踐變得非常有爭議性。

A broader solution is industrial-grade transubstantiation: using a new kind of reactor to break down the actinides [see “Smarter Use of Nuclear Waste,” by William H. 一個更大膽的解決方案是工業(yè)上的體變：（譯注：體變意為基督教中面包和葡萄酒經(jīng)過圣祝后變成基督的身體和血液，只留下外形還是面包和酒。）

English theologian and religious reformer. His rejection of the biblical basis of papal power and dispute with the doctrine of the transubstantiation of the host anticipated the Protestant Reformation. 威克里夫，約翰1328?－1384英國神學(xué)家和宗教改革者，他反對圣經(jīng)作為教皇權(quán)力的基礎(chǔ)，抨擊圣體論，由此激起新教改革運動