vicariously

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adj性質(zhì)的同根詞
vicarious：替代的；代理的；發(fā)同感的。
vicarial：代理的；教區(qū)牧師的；代理教區(qū)牧師職務(wù)的。
vicegerent：代理的。
n性質(zhì)的同根詞
vicar：教區(qū)牧師，教堂牧師；傳教牧師；代理人。
vicegerent：代理人；代理執(zhí)政者。

Post-lapsum the terms of the covenant of works continue to obligate all rational creatures and must be perfectly fulfilled personally or vicariously.
墮落之后，工作之約的條件仍然繼續(xù)約束著所有具理性的受造物，這些條件必需經(jīng)由個(gè)人或中保來完全的滿足。
Of course, we have all read similar books out loud to our children and enjoyed the experience, possibly enjoyed the book itself--only because we were vicariously enjoying it through them.
的確，我們都會(huì)把同類的書大聲念給自己的孩子聽并以此為樂，甚至是以書籍本身為樂——僅僅因?yàn)槲覀儤泛⒆觽冎畼贰?br>edu.sina.com.cn
One was that haute couture, hitherto available only to the very rich or vicariously through magazines and newspapers, should be sold worldwide in ready-to-wear shops at a fraction of the posh price.
一是將迄今為止只有非常富有的人才能買到或者通過雜志和報(bào)紙的方式來代理購(gòu)買的奢侈高級(jí)女士時(shí)裝（haute couture）以相對(duì)低廉的價(jià)格在世界范圍內(nèi)的成衣店內(nèi)出售。

You're vicariously watching--not really playing.
FORBES: Magazine Article
One was that haute couture, hitherto available only to the very rich or vicariously through magazines and newspapers, should be sold worldwide in ready-to-wear shops at a fraction of the posh price.
ECONOMIST: Yves Saint Laurent, couturier, died on June 1st, aged 71
Living vicariously through these books, I felt like an observer peering into a rapid-fire culture of high antes, big deals and even bigger egos.
FORBES: A Woman's Perspective On Wall Street