God’s acre

God's acre

A nickname for a church graveyard. The phrase comes from the German word Gottesacker, meaning "God's field" or "God's seed field," an allusion to the notion that believers are "sown" in it. Well, we'll all be buried in God's acre someday.

God’s acre

n. a cemetery. When I end up in God’s acre, I want everything to go on without me.

词组	God’s acre
释义	God’s acre God's acre A nickname for a church graveyard. The phrase comes from the German word Gottesacker, meaning "God's field" or "God's seed field," an allusion to the notion that believers are "sown" in it. Well, we'll all be buried in God's acre someday. See also: acre Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. God’s acre n. a cemetery. When I end up in God’s acre, I want everything to go on without me. See also: acre McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: God's acre come from left field come out of left field reverse (one's) field reverse field Puppy Bowl from left field field a question take the field fair
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