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1 sacramental (Of or relating to a sacrament)
Религия: относящийся к таинствуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > sacramental (Of or relating to a sacrament)
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2 sacramental
[ˌsækrə'mentl]1) Общая лексика: заветный, клятвенный, обряд, посвященный данному случаю, ритуал, сакраментальный, священный, торжественный2) Церковный термин: обрядовый, относящийся к таинству, требуемый обрядом3) Религия: причастный, (Any rite, action, or sacred object instituted by some Christian churches for use in worship) ритуал, (Having the force of efficacy of a sacrament) сакраментальный, (Of or relating to a sacrament) относящийся к таинству -
3 относящийся к таинству
1) Church: sacramental2) Religion: sacramental( Of or relating to a sacrament)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > относящийся к таинству
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4 wedding
1. n свадьба; бракосочетаниеpenny wedding — свадьба, устраиваемая гостями в складчину
2. n годовщина свадьбы3. n соединение, сочетание; слияниеСинонимический ряд:1. marriage (noun) bridal; ceremony; espousal; getting married; joining in wedlock; marriage; matrimony; nuptial; nuptials; sacrament; spousal; union2. joining (verb) associating; bracketing; catching; coalescing; combining; compounding; concreting; conjoining; conjugating; connecting; coupling; espousing; joining; linking; marrying; mating; melding; relating; splicing; tying; uniting; wedding; yoking
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