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1 coronation
korə'neiʃən(the act or ceremony of crowning a king or queen.) coronacióntr[kɒrə'neɪʃən]1 coronación nombre femeninocoronation [.kɔrə'neɪʃən] n: coronación fn.• coronación s.f.'kɔːrə'neɪʃən, ˌkɒrə'neɪʃənmass & count noun coronación f[ˌkɒrǝ'neɪʃǝn]N coronación f* * *['kɔːrə'neɪʃən, ˌkɒrə'neɪʃən]mass & count noun coronación f -
2 archbishop
(a chief bishop.) arzobispoarchbishop n arzobispotr[ɑːʧ'bɪʃəp]1 arzobispoarchbishop [ɑrʧ'bɪʃəp] n: arzobispo mn.• arzobispo s.m.• mitrado s.m.'ɑːrtʃ'bɪʃəp, ˌɑːtʃ'bɪʃəpnoun arzobispo m['ɑːtʃ'bɪʃǝp]N arzobispo m ARCHBISHOP En la Iglesia Anglicana ( Church of England) existen dos arzobispos: Archbishop of York y Archbishop of Canterbury, siendo este el jefe espiritual de la Iglesia. Ambos arzobispos, que ocupan un escaño en la Cámara de los Lores, son nombrados por el monarca con el asesoramiento del Primer Ministro y los representantes de la Iglesia Anglicana. El Arzobispo de Canterbury es quien corona al nuevo monarca británico en la ceremonia de la coronación ( Coronation Ceremony) y oficia en las bodas reales. Los dos arzobispos ejercen autoridad administrativa sobre el clero en sus respectivos arzobispados ( provinces).See:see cultural note CHURCHES OF ENGLAND/SCOTLAND in church* * *['ɑːrtʃ'bɪʃəp, ˌɑːtʃ'bɪʃəp]noun arzobispo m
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