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1 rubric (A rule for conduct of a liturgical service)
Религия: правила богослужения, приводимые в требнике или служебникеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > rubric (A rule for conduct of a liturgical service)
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2 rubric
['ruːbrɪk]1) Общая лексика: абзац, выделенные цветной краской, выделенный в красную строку, заголовок, задание (к упражнению в учебнике), инициал абзаца, инициал или строка абзаца, красный железняк, правила богослужения (в требнике), рубрика, строка абзаца, заметка на полях, глосса, комментарий2) Церковный термин: правила богослужения (в требнике или служебнике)3) Религия: (A rule for conduct of a liturgical service) правила богослужения, приводимые в требнике или служебнике4) Вычислительная техника: категория, класс, типичная процедура, установленное правило -
3 правила богослужения, приводимые в требнике или служебнике
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > правила богослужения, приводимые в требнике или служебнике
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