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1 монастырская жизнь
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > монастырская жизнь
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2 монастырь
1) General subject: abbey, cloister, convent (преим. женский), monastery (мужской), monkery, priory, religious house3) History: exempt4) Construction: shrine5) Religion: alure, cell, exempt( Monastery or church exempted from the diocese), friary, monastery (An establishment for monks or persons under religious vows), monkery (A monastic house, monastery), house of prayer -
3 монашеская жизнь
1) General subject: cloister (the cloister), monasterial life, monastic life, monkery, the cloister2) Religion: monkery (Monastic life or practice, monasticism) -
4 монах
monk; коллект. monkery разг.* * ** * *monk; monkery разг.* * *cowlfratefriarmonasticmonkreligionervotary -
5 вентиляционная выработка
2) Geology: air head, air heading, monkery way, monkey entry, monkey way, return opening, wind road3) Engineering: air course, air way, menkey way, up cast4) Automobile industry: air opening, ventilation opening5) Mining: air gate, air return way, air working, air-course, aircourse, back entry, conduit, fang, outtake, upcast (для исходящей струи), upcast, wind roadway, wind-hole, windhole6) Gold mining: airway working, vent raise, vent rise, ventilation raise, ventilation riseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вентиляционная выработка
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6 монастырская жизнь
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > монастырская жизнь
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7 монахи
1) General subject: monkery -
8 монашество
1) General subject: monachism, monasticism, monkery, monkhood, religion, the veil, the veiling2) Collective: religious3) Religion: monachism (Ascetic life in a monastery), monkhood ( The character, condition, or profession of a monk; monasticism), regular clergy -
9 монастырь
cloister; monastery (мужской); convent (женский); abbey (католический)* * ** * *cloister; monastery; convent; abbey* * *abbeycloistercloisteredconventmonasterymonkerynunnerypriory -
10 монашество
1) monkhood
2) коллект. monks; regular clergy* * ** * *1) monkhood; monasticism 2) monks; regular clergy* * *monkerymonkhoodreligion -
11 монах
муж.monk; коллект. monkery разг. -
12 монастырь
monastery имя существительное:convent (монастырь, женский монастырь)cloister (монастырь, крытая аркада) -
13 монашество
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14 монахи
См. также в других словарях:
Monkery — Monk er*y, n.; pl. {Monkeries}. 1. The life of monks; monastic life; monastic usage or customs; now usually applied by way of reproach. [1913 Webster] Miters, and wretched dead medi[ae]val monkeries. Carlyle. [1913 Webster] 2. A collective body… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
monkery — [muŋ′kər ē] n. pl. monkeries 1. a) the way of life, condition, behavior, etc. of monks b) [pl.] monastic practices or beliefs 2. a monastery: A hostile term … English World dictionary
monkery — noun a) <!? the practices of monks; the way of life, behavior, etc. characteristic of monks; monastic life Even such monkery was confined entirely to the laity; the clergy having cures in villages or in towns, and being therefore precluded… … Wiktionary
monkery — noun (plural eries) Date: circa 1536 1. monastic life or practice ; monasticism 2. a monastic house ; monastery … New Collegiate Dictionary
monkery — /mung keuh ree/, n., pl. monkeries. 1. the mode of life, behavior, etc., of monks; monastic life. 2. a monastery. 3. monkeries, Disparaging. the practices, beliefs, etc., of monks. [1530 40; MONK + ERY] * * * … Universalium
monkery — monks in general; monasticism; behaviour of monks Ecclesiastical Terms … Phrontistery dictionary
monkery — n. monks in general; behavior of monks; monasticism, life of monks … English contemporary dictionary
monkery — n. Monachism, monasticism … New dictionary of synonyms
monkery — monk·ery … English syllables
monkery — monk•er•y [[t]ˈmʌŋ kə ri[/t]] n. pl. er•ies 1) rel the mode of life of monks; monastic life 2) rel monastery • Etymology: 1530–40 … From formal English to slang
monkery — /ˈmʌŋkəri/ (say mungkuhree) noun (plural monkeries) 1. the way of life, behaviour, etc., of monks. 2. (derogatory) the practices, beliefs, etc., of monks …