The Eucharist is a Christian ceremony, and also the holy bread and wine used in it. Christians say the bread and wine represent — or, in some churches, truly become — the body and blood of Christ. The word can mean those things themselves, or the whole service around them.

The Eucharist它 is a Christian ceremony是一種基督教的儀式 and also也指 the holy bread and wine used in it儀式中用的聖餐餅和酒 Christians say基督徒說 the bread and wine represent這餅和酒代表 or, in some churches, truly become在某些教會裡，則說是真的變成 the body and blood of Christ基督的身體和血 The word這個字 can mean those things themselves可以指那些東西本身 or the whole service around them也可以指圍繞著它們的整場儀式

Catholic churches live inside this word every week; many Protestant churches say Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper for the same kind of meal.

Catholic churches天主教會 live inside this word every week每個禮拜都活在這個字裡 many Protestant churches許多基督新教教會 say Holy Communion or the Lord's Supper則用Holy Communion或the Lord's Supper來稱呼 for the same kind of meal同樣性質的聚餐

Though actually, churches do not all agree on what happens to the bread and wine — some speak of a real change, some of a strong symbol — but they share the act of giving thanks at that table. The name itself comes from “thanksgiving.” It is a church word, usually capitalised, and it sounds formal even to native speakers who never go to church.

Though actually不過其實 churches do not all agree各教會並沒有共識 on what happens to the bread and wine對餅和酒發生了什麼 some speak of a real change有些說是真的產生變化 some of a strong symbol有些說是強烈的象徵 but they share但他們都認同 the act of giving thanks at that table在那張桌子前要做的是感謝的動作 The name itself comes from “thanksgiving.”這個名字本身來自「感謝」 It它 is a church word是個教會用語 usually capitalised通常字首大寫 and it sounds formal而且聽起來很正式 even to native speakers who never go to church就算對從不上教會的母語者來說也一樣