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1 притча
(малый иносказательный лит. жанр, заключающий в себе моральное или религ. поучение; близка к басне) parable, paroemia, similitudeговорить притчами [в притчах] — to speak in [by] parables
изъяснить [истолковать, объяснять, растолковать] притчу — to declare [explain] parable
предложить кому-л. притчу — to present [put forth] a parable (un)to smb.
проповедовать притчами библ. — to speak in [by] parables
сказывать притчу устар. — см. рассказывать притчу
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