-
1 shrine
shrine [ʃraɪn](a) (place of worship) lieu m saint(b) (container for relics) reliquaire m(d) figurative haut lieu m;∎ a shrine of learning un haut lieu du savoir -
2 shrine
-
3 shrine
-
4 shrine
1) (a holy or sacred place: Many people visited the shrine where the saint lay buried.) lieu saint2) (a usually highly-decorated case for holding holy objects.) châsse -
5 shrine
1) tombeau; mausolée2) liÉU saint; sanctuaire; lieu du culteEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > shrine
-
6 dedicate
dedicate [ˈdedɪkeɪt]a. [+ time, one's life] consacrer ( to sth à qch) ( to doing sth à faire qch ) ; [+ resources, money] affecter ( to sth à qch) ( to doing sth pour faire qch)b. [+ memorial, book, film, award] dédier• to dedicate a song to sb [singer] dédier une chanson à qn ; [disc jockey] passer une chanson à l'intention de qnc. [+ church, shrine] consacrer* * *['dedɪkeɪt]transitive verb1) ( devote) consacrer, dédier [life, time] (to à); dédier [book, performance] (to à)2) Religion consacrer [church, shrine] (to à) -
7 desecrate
desecrate [ˈdesɪkreɪt]* * *['desɪkreɪt]transitive verb1) gen défigurer2) Religion profaner [altar, shrine] -
8 desecration
desecration [‚desɪˈkreɪ∫ən]* * *[ˌdesɪ'kreɪʃn]1) (of area, landscape) enlaidissement m2) Religion (of altar, shrine) profanation f -
9 profane
profane [prəˈfeɪn]1. adjective* * *[prə'feɪn], US [prəʊ'feɪn] 1.1) ( blasphemous) impie2) ( secular) profane2.transitive verb profaner [shrine, tradition, honour] -
10 treat
treat [tri:t]a. traiter• you should treat your mother with more respect vous devriez montrer plus de respect envers votre mèrec. ( = pay for) to treat sb to sth offrir qch à qn• to treat o.s. to sth s'offrir qch2. noun( = pleasure) plaisir m• what would you like as a birthday treat? qu'est-ce qui te ferait plaisir pour ton anniversaire ?• to give o.s. a treat se faire un petit plaisir* * *[triːt] 1.as a special treat I was allowed to stay up late — exceptionnellement on m'a permis de me coucher plus tard
it's my treat — (colloq) c'est moi qui paie
2.to stand somebody a treat — (colloq) offrir quelque chose à quelqu'un
(colloq) a treat adverbial phrase GB3.transitive verb1) gen traiter [person, animal, object, topic]to treat somebody well/badly — bien traiter/maltraiter quelqu'un
to treat somebody/something with care — prendre soin de quelqu'un/quelque chose
to treat something as — considérer quelque chose comme [idol, shrine]
2) Medicine traiter [patient, disease]3) ( process) traiter [chemical, fabric, water]4) ( pay for)4.to treat somebody to something — payer or offrir quelque chose à quelqu'un
to treat oneself to — s'offrir [holiday, hairdo]
-
11 dedicate
A vtr1 ( devote) consacrer, dédier [life, time] (to à) ; dédier [book, performance, film] (to à) ; she dedicated her life to helping the poor elle a consacré sa vie or elle s'est consacrée aux pauvres ;2 Relig consacrer [church, shrine] (to à).B v refl to dedicate oneself to sth se consacrer à qch ; to dedicate oneself to doing consacrer sa vie or son temps à faire. -
12 desecrate
-
13 desecration
-
14 Mecca
1 ( shrine) La Mecque ; -
15 profane
-
16 treat
A n1 ( pleasure) (petit) plaisir m ; ( food) gâterie f ; to give sb a treat offrir un petit plaisir à qn ; I gave myself a treat je me suis offert un petit plaisir ; I took them to the museum as a treat je les ai emmenés au musée pour leur faire plaisir ; it was a treat to see you looking well/to get your letter ça m'a fait vraiment plaisir de te voir aussi bonne mine/de recevoir ta lettre ; oysters! what a treat! des huîtres! vous nous gâtez! ; she gets lots of treats from her grandmother elle se fait beaucoup gâter par sa grand-mère ; as a special treat I was allowed to stay up late exceptionnellement on m'a permis de me coucher plus tard ; her birthday treat was a trip to the zoo pour son cadeau d'anniversaire, on l'a emmenée au zoo ; a treat in store une bonne surprise ;2 ○ it's my/Henry's treat c'est moi/Henry qui paie ; (food, drink) c'est moi/Henry qui régale ○ ; to stand sb a treat ○ offrir or payer qch à qn ; he stood us a treat in the pub/the restaurant il nous a payé une tournée au pub/un repas au restaurant.B ○ a treat adv phr GB the plan worked a treat le projet a marché comme sur des roulettes ○ ; the car works a treat now la voiture tourne rond ○ maintenant ; the cake/present/show went down a treat with the children les enfants ont adoré le gâteau/cadeau/spectacle ; the room looks a treat now you've redecorated it la pièce est superbe, maintenant que tu l'as refaite.C vtr1 (act towards, handle) gen traiter [person, animal, object, topic] ; to treat sb well/badly bien traiter/maltraiter qn ; that's no way to treat a child! on ne traite pas un enfant comme ça! ; to treat sb/sth with traiter qn avec [care, contempt, kindness, suspicion] ; to treat sb like a child/fool traiter qn comme un enfant/idiot ; we were treated as if… on nous a traités comme si… ; to treat sb as an enemy traiter qn en ennemi ; to treat sth as considérer qch comme [idol, shrine] ; they treat the house like a hotel ils prennent la maison pour un hôtel ; to treat a remark as a joke ne pas prendre une remarque au sérieux ; to treat the whole thing as a joke prendre toute l'affaire à la plaisanterie ; to treat a request seriously prendre une requête au sérieux ;2 Med traiter [patient, casualty] ; traiter [disease] (with avec) ; to treat sb with traiter qn à [drug] ; traiter qn par [method] ;3 Chem, Constr, Ind traiter [chemical, fabric, problem, rot, sewage, water] (with à) ; to treat sth against traiter qch contre [damp, infestation, rot] ;4 ( pay for) payer or offrir qch à [person] ; go on, have it, I'll treat you prends-le, c'est moi qui paie ; to treat sb to sth payer or offrir qch à qn ; he treated us to a trip to the concert/ice creams all round il nous a payé une soirée au concert/une tournée de glaces ; he treated us to a lecture on personal hygiene/a description of his symptoms iron il nous a gratifié d'un sermon sur l'hygiène corporelle/d'une description de ses symptômes iron ; we were treated to the unusual spectacle of a minister in disgrace nous avons eu le privilège d'assister au spectacle insolite d'un ministre en disgrâce.D v refl to treat oneself s'offrir un petit plaisir ; to treat oneself to s'offrir [holiday, hairdo]. -
17 dedicate
dedicate ['dedɪkeɪt]∎ to dedicate oneself to sb/sth se consacrer à qn/qch(b) (book, record etc) dédier;∎ to dedicate sth to sb dédier qch à qn -
18 dedication
dedication [‚dedɪ'keɪʃən](a) (devotion) dévouement m;∎ a life of dedication une vie de dévouement;∎ his dedication to his job son dévouement à son travail;∎ dedication is what is needed il est essentiel de pouvoir tout donner(b) (in book, on photograph etc) dédicace f;∎ I asked the author for a dedication j'ai demandé à l'auteur qu'il me dédicace mon livre, j'ai demandé une dédicace à l'auteur;∎ I've got a few dedications to play (records) j'ai quelques dédicaces à passer -
19 worshipper
∎ thousands of worshippers came to the shrine des milliers d'adorateurs sont venus au lieu saint;∎ the worshippers take off their shoes les fidèles enlèvent leurs chaussures
См. также в других словарях:
shrine — [ʃraın] n [: Old English; Origin: scrin, from Latin scrinium case, box ] 1.) a place that is connected with a holy event or holy person, and that people visit to pray shrine of/to ▪ his pilgrimage to the shrine of St John 2.) a place that people… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Shrine — (shr[imac]n), n. [OE. schrin, AS. scr[=i]n, from L. scrinium a case, chest, box.] 1. A case, box, or receptacle, especially one in which are deposited sacred relics, as the bones of a saint. [1913 Webster] 2. Any sacred place, as an altar, tromb … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Shrine — Shrine, v. t. To enshrine; to place reverently, as in a shrine. Shrined in his sanctuary. Milton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
shrine — (n.) O.E. scrin ark of the covenant, case for relics, from L. scrinium case or box for keeping papers, of unknown origin. A Shriner (1884) is a member of the Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine (est. 1872) … Etymology dictionary
shrine — index monument, reminder Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
shrine — [ ʃraın ] noun count 1. ) a religious place built to remember a particular holy person or event a ) a place that you respect because it is related to a person, activity, or event that you admire 2. ) a container for holding religious RELICS such… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
shrine — [n] tribute to a god, idol, or spirit altar, chapel, church, enshrinement, grave, hallowed place, holy place, mausoleum, reliquary, sacred place, sanctorium, sanctuary, sanctum, sepulcher, temple; concepts 368,439,448 … New thesaurus
shrine — ► NOUN 1) a place regarded as holy because of its associations with a divinity or a sacred person. 2) a casket containing sacred relics; a reliquary. 3) a niche or enclosure containing a religious statue or other object. ► VERB literary ▪… … English terms dictionary
shrine — [shrīn] n. [ME schrin < OE scrin < L scrinium, chest, box, orig., a round container < IE * (s)krei < base * (s)ker , to turn: see SHRINK] 1. a) RELIQUARY b) a niche or other setting for a statue, picture, or other object arousing or… … English World dictionary
Shrine — A shrine, from the Latin scrinium (‘box’; also used as a desk, like the French bureau ) was originally a container, usually made of precious materials, used especially for a relic and often a cult image. By extension it has come to mean a holy or … Wikipedia
shrine — n. 1) to consecrate; create, establish a shrine 2) to desecrate a shrine 3) a sacred shrine 4) a shrine to 5) at a shrine (to pray at a shrine) * * * [ʃraɪn] create establish a shrine a sacred shrine a shrine to to consecrate to desecrate a shri … Combinatory dictionary