The sacrament of chrismation, also called confirmation, is always done in the Orthodox Church together with baptism.
涂油圣事，也称为坚振圣事，在东正教教堂中总是与洗礼一起进行。
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Chrismation, the gift of the Holy Spirit, is performed in the Orthodox Church by anointing all parts of the person’s body with the special oil called holy chrism.
圣油礼是圣灵的恩赐，在东正教教堂中，人们会用一种叫做圣油的特殊油涂抹在人身体的各个部位。
The special blend of oils and essences (often prepared and blessed by the Patriarch of Constantinople, but also done by other ruling bishops,) used in chrismation is called “chrism”, from the root from which we also get Christ — anoint/anointing/anointed.
在涂油礼中使用的特殊油和香精混合物（通常由君士坦丁堡大主教准备和祝福，但也由其他统治主教完成）被称为“圣油”，其词根也是基督——涂油/涂油/受膏者。
When you are anointed with this chrism in the reception of the Holy Spirit, you are chrism-ated, as is done at one’s … chrismation (which will generally follow a baptism, or may be done without a (re)baptism, as the bishop decides. Arguments may be held elsewhere, thank you.)
当您在接受圣灵时被涂抹圣油时，您就被施以圣油礼，就像在一个人的……圣油礼中所做的那样（通常在洗礼之后进行，也可以不进行（重新）洗礼，由主教决定。争论可以在其他地方进行，谢谢。）