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1 pastor (A spiritual overseer)
Религия: духовный наставникУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > pastor (A spiritual overseer)
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2 духовный наставник
1) General subject: guru, spiritual advisor, religious advisor2) Religion: acarya, councilor, counsellor, counselor, pastor( A spiritual overseer), psychagogue, spiritual adviser, zaddik (The spiritual leader of a modern Hasidic community), spiritual guide, spiritual director3) Makarov: nurse of souls, the nurse of soulsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > духовный наставник
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3 pastor
['pɑːstə]1) Общая лексика: духовный пастырь, пастор, пастырь, розовый скворец2) Биология: розовый скворец (Pastor roseus)3) Зоология: скворец розовый (Pastor roseus)4) Диалект: быть пастором5) Устаревшее слово: пастух6) Религия: (A clergyman serving a local church or parish) пастор, (A herdsman) пастух, (A spiritual overseer) духовный наставник, (To serve as pastor of a church) быть пастором7) Юридический термин: пастор (священник протестантской церкви)8) юр.Н.П. священник -
4 пастырь
1) (пастух, духовный пастырь) shepherd; spiritual overseer, guardian of soulsПастырь добрый (Иисус Христос; иконографический тип композиции в раннехрист. искусстве 2-5 вв.; представляет собой изображение пастуха, несущего на плечах овцу или барана, либо пастуха среди своего стада) — the Good Shepherd
пастырь и стадо библ. — shepherd and flock
2) (духовный наставник паствы; традиционное для христ-ва наименование священнослужителя, сравниваемое с пастухом, пасущим своё стадо - верующих-мирян) pastor
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