1.clergymen collectively (as distinguished from the laity).
全体神职人员（区别于俗人）。
2.Of or relating to the laity; secular.
外行的，世俗的外行的或与之有关的；世俗的
3.Getting fellow economists to accept your ideas is one thing; transmitting them to the laity in plain English is another.
其实说服几个经济学同仁接受你的观点是一回事情，但是若要把你的理论变成最浅显的文字加以说明开来又是另外一件事情。
4.“The assembly was large and varied, containing clergy and laity, men and women” (Nicholas P.S. Wisemen).
“集会的参与者多而复杂，既有僧侣也有俗众，既有男人也有女人”（尼古拉斯P.S.怀斯曼）。
5.Many people, having no real understanding of Buddhadharma, are apt to comment that monks and nuns are no different from the laity: they get sick, run into troubles, and will eventually die.
67有人不了解佛法，就随便批评修行的出家人，也会病苦，也有灾厄，也是生死无常。
6.The new proposals affect both clergy and laity.
新的建议与神职人员和俗人都有关系。
7.An assembly of the clergy and representative laity of a section of a diocese of the Episcopal Church.
主教区会议美国新教圣公会主教区的一部分神职人员和平民代表的集会
8.LaiTy:Hi,bGkc,I have a qummn for you.
拉里:迈克,你好,我有个问题想问你。
9.Employing to suspect,but also use the suspect; Laity both ; Deadhead not; Different people must use.
用人要疑，疑人要用；俗人可用可不用；庸人不可用；异人要大用。
