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1 Eucharist
noun(Eccl.) Eucharistie, die* * *Eucha·rist[ˈju:kərɪst]▪ the \Eucharist die Eucharistie, das [heilige] Abendmahlto celebrate/receive the \Eucharist die Eucharistie feiern/empfangen* * *['juːkərɪst]n(ECCL: service) Abendmahlsgottesdienst mthe Eucharist — das (heilige) Abendmahl, die Eucharistie
* * *1. Eucharistie f:* * *noun(Eccl.) Eucharistie, die -
2 Eucharist
Eucha·rist [ʼju:kərɪst] nthe \Eucharist die Eucharistie, das [heilige] Abendmahl;to celebrate/receive the \Eucharist die Eucharistie feiern/empfangen -
3 sacrament
nounSakrament, dasthe Holy Sacrament — (in the Eucharist) das Allerheiligste
* * *['sækrəmənt](in the Christian church, a ceremony regarded as especially sacred, eg marriage, or baptism.) das Sakrament- academic.ru/63698/sacramental">sacramental* * *sac·ra·ment[ˈsækrəmənt]▪ the \sacrament (in Roman Catholic Church) die [heilige] Kommunion; (in Protestant Church) das [heilige] Abendmahl* * *['skrəmənt]nSakrament ntthe (Blessed or Holy) Sacrament — das heilige Sakrament
to receive the Holy Sacrament — die heilige Kommunion or (Protestant) das heilige Abendmahl empfangen
* * *sacrament [ˈsækrəmənt] s1. REL Sakrament n (Gnadenmittel):the Sacrament, the sacrament (of the altar), the Blessed ( oder Holy) Sacrament das Altar(s)sakrament, (protestantische Kirche) das (heilige) Abendmahl, KATH das heilige Sakrament, die heilige Kommunion;the last sacraments die Sterbesakramente;administer (receive) the sacrament das Abendmahl oder die Kommunion spenden (empfangen);take the sacrament zum Abendmahl oder zur Kommunion gehenof für)3. feierlicher oder heiliger Eid4. Mysterium n* * *nounSakrament, dasthe Holy Sacrament — (in the Eucharist) das Allerheiligste
* * *n.Sakrament n. -
4 celebrate
1. transitive verb(observe) feiern; (Eccl.) zelebrieren, lesen [Messe]2. intransitive verb* * *['seləbreit](to mark by giving a party etc in honour of (a happy or important event): I'm celebrating (my birthday) today.) feiern- academic.ru/11653/celebrated">celebrated- celebration
- celebrity* * *cel·ebrate[ˈseləbreɪt]I. vi feiernto \celebrate in style im großen Stil[e] feiernII. vt1. (mark occasion)they \celebrated closing the deal with a glass of champagne zur Feier des Vertragsabschlusses stießen sie mit einem Glas Sekt anto \celebrate the Eucharist das Abendmahl feiern3. (praise)▪ to \celebrate sb/sth jdn/etw feiernto \celebrate sb as a hero jdn als Helden feiern* * *['selIbreɪt]1. vt1) feiern; event, birthday also begehen3) mass, ritual zelebrieren; communion feiern2. vifeiern* * *celebrate [ˈselıbreıt]A v/t1. ein Fest etc feiern, (festlich) begehen:he celebrated his 90th birthday er feierte seinen 90. Geburtstag2. jemanden feiern, preisen3. REL eine Messe etc zelebrieren, abhalten, feiern, lesenB v/i1. feiern:you shouldn’t start celebrating yet du solltest dich nicht zu früh freuen2. REL zelebrieren* * *1. transitive verb(observe) feiern; (Eccl.) zelebrieren, lesen [Messe]2. intransitive verb* * *v.feiern v.zelebrieren v. -
5 celebrate
cel·ebrate [ʼseləbreɪt] vifeiern;to \celebrate in style im großen Stil[e] feiern vt1) ( mark occasion)they \celebrated closing the deal with a glass of champagne zur Feier des Vertragsabschlusses stießen sie mit einem Glas Sekt anto \celebrate sth etw zelebrieren ( geh)to \celebrate the Eucharist das Abendmahl feiern3) ( praise)to \celebrate sb/ sth jdn/etw feiern;to \celebrate sb as a hero jdn als Helden feiern -
6 celebration
nounin celebration of — aus Anlass (+ Gen.); (with festivities) zur Feier (+ Gen.)
this calls for a celebration! — das muss gefeiert werden!
2) (performing)the celebration of the wedding/christening — die Trauung[szeremonie]/Taufe
* * *noun birthday celebrations.) die Feier* * *cel·ebra·tion[ˌseləˈbreɪʃən]nthis calls for a \celebration! das muss gefeiert werden!to be cause for \celebration Grund m [o Anlass] zum Feiern sein m* * *["selI'breISən]n1) (= party, festival) Feier f; (= commemoration, jubilee also) Gedenkfeier f; (= act of celebrating) Feiern ntin celebration of — zur Feier (+gen)
2) (= praise) Verherrlichung f* * *1. Feier f2. Feiern n, Begehen n (eines Festes etc):in celebration of zur Feier (gen)3. REL Zelebrieren n, Lesen n (einer Messe etc)* * *nounin celebration of — aus Anlass (+ Gen.); (with festivities) zur Feier (+ Gen.)
2) (performing)the celebration of the wedding/christening — die Trauung[szeremonie]/Taufe
* * *n.Feier -n f.Fest -e n.
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