Mormon

noun

/ˈmɔːmən/

/ˈmɔːrmən/

a member of a religion formed by Joseph Smith in the US in 1830, officially called ‘the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’摩门教徒（摩门教正式名称为 “耶稣基督末世圣徒教会”，1830 年由约瑟夫 · 史密斯于美国创建）
- a Mormon church/chapel摩门教教会／教堂
CultureThe organization was established in New York State by Joseph Smith. In 1847 its members moved west, led by Brigham Young, to establish Salt Lake City and the state of Utah. Their centre is still in Salt Lake City, and a majority of people in Utah are Mormons. Members of the church are well known in many countries for visiting people in their homes to talk about their religion. Mormons have strict moral rules and do not smoke or drink alcohol, coffee or tea. At one time Mormon men were allowed to have more than one wife, but the Church stopped this in 1890.
Topics Religion and festivalsc2
词源the name of a prophet to whom Smith attributed The Book of Mormon.

词汇	Mormon
释义	Mormon noun /ˈmɔːmən/ /ˈmɔːrmən/ a member of a religion formed by Joseph Smith in the US in 1830, officially called ‘the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’摩门教徒（摩门教正式名称为 “耶稣基督末世圣徒教会”，1830 年由约瑟夫 · 史密斯于美国创建） a Mormon church/chapel摩门教教会／教堂 CultureThe organization was established in New York State by Joseph Smith. In 1847 its members moved west, led by Brigham Young, to establish Salt Lake City and the state of Utah. Their centre is still in Salt Lake City, and a majority of people in Utah are Mormons. Members of the church are well known in many countries for visiting people in their homes to talk about their religion. Mormons have strict moral rules and do not smoke or drink alcohol, coffee or tea. At one time Mormon men were allowed to have more than one wife, but the Church stopped this in 1890. Topics Religion and festivalsc2 词源the name of a prophet to whom Smith attributed The Book of Mormon.
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