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1 Kirche
f; -, -n church; (Gottesdienst) auch service; in der Kirche at (bes. Am. in) church; in die oder zur Kirche gehen go to church; nach der Kirche after church, after the service; wir wollen die Kirche im Dorf lassen fig. let’s not get carried away; mit der Kirche ums Dorf laufen fig. go by a roundabout route; (kompliziert vorgehen) do things in a roundabout way* * *die Kirche(Gebäude) church; kirk;(Institution) church* * *Kịr|che ['kɪrçə]f -, -n(= Gebäude, Organisation) church; (= bestimmte Glaubensgemeinschaft) Church; (= Gottesdienst) church no artzur Kirche gehen — to go to church
die Kirche im Dorf lassen (fig) — not to get carried away
* * *die1) (a building for public Christian worship.) church2) (a group of Christians considered as a whole: the Catholic Church.) church* * *Kir·che<-, -n>[ˈkɪrçə]f1. (Gebäude, Gottesdienst) church2. (bestimmte Glaubensgemeinschaft) Church, religiondie Bekennende \Kirche HIST the Confessional [or Confessing] Church (in Germany under National Socialism)die evangelische \Kirche the Protestant Churchdie katholische \Kirche the Catholic Churchaus der \Kirche austreten to leave the Church3. (Institution) Church4.▶ die \Kirche ums Dorf tragen to do things in a roundabout way* * *die; Kirche, Kirchen1) church; (fig.)die Kirche im Dorf lassen — keep a sense of proportion
mit der Kirche ums Dorf gehen/fahren — do things in a roundabout way
2) o. Pl. (Gottesdienst) church no art.in der Kirche sein — be at church
3) (Institution) Churchaus der Kirche austreten — secede from or leave the Church
* * *in der Kirche at (besonders US in) church;zur Kirche gehen go to church;nach der Kirche after church, after the service;wir wollen die Kirche im Dorf lassen fig let’s not get carried away;mit der Kirche ums Dorf laufen fig go by a roundabout route; (kompliziert vorgehen) do things in a roundabout way* * *die; Kirche, Kirchen1) church; (fig.)mit der Kirche ums Dorf gehen/fahren — do things in a roundabout way
2) o. Pl. (Gottesdienst) church no art.3) (Institution) Churchaus der Kirche austreten — secede from or leave the Church
* * *-n f.cathedral n.church n. -
2 Kirche
Kir·che <-, -n> [ʼkɪrçə] f1) (Gebäude, Gottesdienst) church2) ( bestimmte Glaubensgemeinschaft) Church, religion;die Bekennende \Kirche hist the Confessional [or Confessing] Church (in Germany under National Socialism);die evangelische \Kirche the Protestant Church;die katholische \Kirche the Catholic Church;aus der \Kirche austreten to leave the Church3) ( Institution) ChurchWENDUNGEN:die \Kirche im Dorf lassen ( fam) to not get carried away;die \Kirche ums Dorf tragen to do things in a roundabout way
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