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clergy [ˊklɜ:dʒɪ] n1) духове́нство, клир2) собир. разг. свяще́нники;twenty clergy were present прису́тствовало два́дцать духо́вных лиц
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[ˈklə:dʒɪ]clergy духовенство, клир clergy духовенство clergy духовное лицо clergy собир. разг. священники; twenty clergy were present присутствовало двадцать духовных лиц clergy собир. разг. священники; twenty clergy were present присутствовало двадцать духовных лиц -
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n собир. духовенство, клирregular clergy — чёрное духовенство, иеромонахи
Синонимический ряд:1. ecclesiastic (adj.) canonical; churchly; clerical; ecclesiastic; episcopal; ministerial; pastoral; pontifical; priestly2. chaplain (noun) chaplain; cleric; minister; pastor; priest3. clergymen (noun) clergymen; clerics; ministers; pastors; preachers; priests4. ministry (noun) ministry; pastorate; priesthood; rabbinateАнтонимический ряд: -
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ˈklə:dʒɪ сущ.;
коллект. духовенство Anglican clergy ≈ духовенство англиканской церкви Buddhist clergy ≈ буддистское духовенство Syn: priesthood Ant: laity( собирательнле) духовенство, клир - the regular * черное духовенство - at least five hundred * were present присутствовало по крайней мере пятьсот духовных лиц clergy духовенство, клир ~ духовенство ~ духовное лицо ~ собир. разг. священники;
twenty clergy were present присутствовало двадцать духовных лиц ~ собир. разг. священники;
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plural nounGeistlichkeit, die; Klerus, der* * *['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) die Geistlichkeit- academic.ru/13390/clergyman">clergyman* * *cler·gy[ˈklɜ:ʤi, AM ˈklɜ:r-]n + pl vb▪ the \clergy die Geistlichkeit, die Geistlichen plto join the \clergy Geistliche(r) werden* * *['klɜːdZɪ]plKlerus m, Geistlichkeit f, die Geistlichen pl* * ** * *plural nounGeistlichkeit, die; Klerus, der* * *n.Geistliche m.,f. -
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n духовенство, духовници* * *{'kla:(^i} n духовенство, духовници.* * *духовенство; клир;* * *n духовенство, духовници* * *clergy[´klə:dʒi] n 1. рел. духовенство; клир; regular \clergy черно духовенство; монашество; secular \clergy бяло духовенство; свещеничество; benefit of \clergy ист. право на духовни лица (или на грамотни) да бъдат съдени само от духовен съд; to live ( take up) with s.o. without benefit of \clergy съжителствам незаконно с някого; 2. ост. знания, познания. -
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regular clergy — чёрное духовенство, иеромонахи
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[ʹklɜ:dʒı] n (the clergy) собир.духовенство, клирthe regular [secular] clergy - чёрное [белое] духовенство
at least five hundred clergy were present - присутствовало по крайней мере пятьсот духовных лиц
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) præstestand; gejstlighed* * *['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) præstestand; gejstlighed -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) clero* * *cler.gy[kl'ə:dʒi] n clero. many clergy were present muitos clérigos estiveram presentes.
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