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acolyte [akɔlit]masculine noun(pejorative = associé) associate* * *akɔlitnom masculin et féminin ( complice) pej henchman, acolyte* * *akɔlit nmpéjoratif associate* * *acolyte nmf2 Relig acolyte.[akɔlit] nom masculin2. [complice] sidekick -
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tr['ækəlaɪt]1 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL acólito, monaguillo2 figurative use seguidor,-ran.• acólito s.m.• monacillo s.m.• monaguillo s.m.'ækəlaɪtnoun acólito m['ækǝʊlaɪt]N1) (Rel) acólito m, monaguillo m2) (fig) acólito(-a) m / f* * *['ækəlaɪt]noun acólito m -
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acolyte [ˊækəlaɪt] n1) церк. прислу́жник; псало́мщик2) служи́тель; помо́щник -
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ˈækəulaɪt сущ.
1) церк. прислужник;
псаломщик Two acolythes carried the candlesticks. ≈ Два псаломщика несли подсвечники.
2) служитель;
ассистент, помощник It was the function of the acolyte to look after sleeping infants. ≈ Присмотр за спящими детьми входил в обязанности помощника. Syn: assistant, mate
3) астр. сателлитмальчик-прислужник в алтаре дьякон у католиков;
псаломщик помощник;
правая рука - his admiring *s его восторженные приспешники (астрономия) сателлитacolyte церк. прислужник;
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[ˈækəulaɪt]acolyte церк. прислужник; псаломщик acolyte служитель; помощник -
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aco·lyte[ˈækəlaɪt, AM -kə-]n* * *['kəUlaIt]n (ECCL)(Catholic) Akoluth m; (Protestant = server) Messdiener(in) m(f), Ministrant(in) m(f); (fig) Gefolgsmann m/-frau f* * *acolyte [ˈækəʊlaıt; ˈækəl-] s1. KATH Messdiener(in), Ministrant(in)3. Gehilfe m, Gehilfin f, Helfer(in)4. Gefolgsmann m* * *n.Messdiener m.Messgehilfe f. -
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N1. पादरी\acolyteका\acolyteसहायकJohn was an acolyte in the Baptist church. -
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{'ækəlait}
1. църк. псалт, дякон, църковен прислужник
2. последовател, помощник, новак* * *{'akъlait} n 1. цьрк. псалт; дякон; църковен прислужник; 2. п* * *помощник; последовател; дякон;* * *1. последовател, помощник, новак 2. църк. псалт, дякон, църковен прислужник* * *acolyte[´ækə¸lait] n 1. псалт, дяк; дякон; клисар; 2. прен. последовател, помощник, сподвижник, съратник. -
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['æk(ə)laɪt]сущ.1) рел. алтарник; псаломщик, пономарь ( помощник священнослужителя)Two acolytes carried the candlesticks. — Два алтарника несли подсвечники.
2)а) служитель; ассистент, помощникIt was the function of the acolyte to look after sleeping infants. — Присмотр за спящими детьми входил в обязанности помощника.
Syn:б) книжн. помощник, приспешник; последователь3) астр. сателлит
См. также в других словарях:
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acolyte — index coactor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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acolyte — [n] attendant, usually in a church aid, assistant, follower, helper; concept 361 … New thesaurus
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acolyte — ► NOUN 1) an assistant or follower. 2) a person assisting a priest in a religious service. ORIGIN Latin acolytus, from Greek akolouthos follower … English terms dictionary
acolyte — [ak′ə līt΄] n. [ME acolit < ML acolytus < Gr akolouthos, follower < a , copulative + keleuthos, a way] 1. in some Christian churches a) one of the four MINOR ORDERS, the special function of which is to serve at the Eucharist b) any… … English World dictionary
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