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ˈbæptɪzm сущ.
1) а) крещение to administer baptism ≈ осуществлять обряд крещения to accept, receive, undergo baptism ≈ принять обряд крещения name of baptism ≈ имя, данное при крещении б) духовое очищение baptism of blood baptism of fire в) крещение (корабля, колокола)
2) введение, внедрение, новый этап развитиякрещение, крестины - name of * имя, данное при крещении - private * крещение на дому - * of blood мученичество;
(военное) первое ранение, первые боевые потери части - * of fire боевое крещение - he received * его окрестили введение, внедрение - Iraq had its TV * в Ирак пришло телевидениеbaptism крещение;
baptism of blood мученичество;
воен. первое ранение;
baptism of fire боевое крещение ~ крещениеbaptism крещение;
baptism of blood мученичество;
воен. первое ранение;
baptism of fire боевое крещениеbaptism крещение;
baptism of blood мученичество;
воен. первое ранение;
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['bæptɪz(ə)m]сущ.1)а) рел. крещение ( церковное таинство)to administer baptism — крестить; проводить обряд крещения
to accept, receive, undergo baptism — принять крещение
- baptism of firename of baptism — имя, данное при крещении
Syn:б) торжественное присвоение имени (кораблю, колоколу)2) духовное очищение (перед обрядом посвящения или инициации, в некоторых религиях)3) крещение, первое испытание на каком-л. поприще; посвящение (во что-л.), первые шаги (в какой-л. области)I had my show business baptism there when my dad's best friend, Cisco Houston, asked me to come up and sing a few songs. — Там я сделал свои первые шаги в шоу-бизнесе, когда лучший друг моего отца, Сиско Хьюстон, попросил меня прийти и спеть пару песен.
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