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noun (an) act of praying: a book of prayer; The child said his prayers; My prayers have been answered (=I've got what I desired). oración, rezoprayer n oracióntr[preəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL (request) oración nombre femenino, rezo, plegaria; (action) oración nombre femenino, rezo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto say one's prayers rezar, orarevening prayers oficio de vísperasmorning prayers oficio de maitinesprayer book devocionarioprayer ['prɛr] n1) : plegaria f, oración fto say one's prayers: orar, rezarthe Lord's Prayer: el Padrenuestro2) praying: rezo m, oración fto kneel in prayer: arrodillarse para rezarn.• deprecación s.f.• devoción s.f.• oración s.f.• plegaria s.f.• rezo s.m.• ruego s.m.• súplica s.f.prer, preə(r)a) u ( praying) oración f; (before n)b) c (request, petition) oración f, plegaria fmy prayers were answered — mis plegarias fueron atendidas or escuchadas
to say one's prayers — rezar*, orar (frml)
to say a prayer — rezar* una oración
c) ( service)[prɛǝ(r)]Morning/Evening Prayer — oficio m de maitines/vísperas ( en la Iglesia Anglicana)
1. N1) (Rel) oración f, rezo m ; (=entreaty) oración f, plegaria fLord, hear our prayer — Señor, escucha nuestras plegarias or súplicas
to say one's prayers — orar, rezar
2) (as service) oficio mmorning/evening prayer(s) — oficio m de maitines/vísperas
2.CPDprayer beads NPL — rosario m
prayer book N — devocionario m, misal m
prayer mat N — alfombra f de rezo
prayer meeting N — reunión f de oraciones
* * *[prer, preə(r)]a) u ( praying) oración f; (before n)b) c (request, petition) oración f, plegaria fmy prayers were answered — mis plegarias fueron atendidas or escuchadas
to say one's prayers — rezar*, orar (frml)
to say a prayer — rezar* una oración
c) ( service)Morning/Evening Prayer — oficio m de maitines/vísperas ( en la Iglesia Anglicana)
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noun (an) act of praying: a book of prayer; The child said his prayers; My prayers have been answered (=I've got what I desired). molitev, prošnja* * *I [préiə]nounprosilec; molilecII [prʌ/ə]nounprošnja; molitev; juridically predlog, tožbena zahtevaAmerican slang he hasn't got a prayer — nima šans -
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[preə] n1. 1) молитваto say one's prayers - молиться, читать молитвы
2) часто pl богослужение2. просьба, мольба3. 1) молящийся, молельщик2) проситель; ходатай4. юр. ходатайство; прошение ( в праве справедливости)5. разг. шанс, возможность -
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s molilac, molitelj, čovjek koji moli (Boga) s moljenje; molitva; molba / the Lord's Prayer = Očenaš; to say one's #s = pomoliti se Bogu; the common # = liturgija Anglikanske crkve; to offer a # pomoliti se* * *
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̈ɪprɛə I сущ.
1) молитва to answer a prayer ≈ внять мольбе, услышать молитву to offer, say, utter a prayer ≈ молиться daily prayer ≈ ежедневная молитва evening prayer ≈ вечерняя молитва/служба fervent prayer ≈ горячая/пылкая/страстная молитва morning prayer ≈ утренняя молитва/служба silent prayer ≈ безмолвная молитва Our prayer that peace be/should be restored was heard. ≈ Наша молитва о восстановлении мира была услышана. common prayer ≈ литургия
2) мольба, просьба Syn: entreaty, supplication
3) молебен;
богослужение Syn: service, Te Deum
4) просьба, прошение prayer for relief ≈
1) прошение о назначении пособия или выплате его
2) прошение об уменьшении или отмене налогов
3) прошение о предоставлении судебной защиты ∙ morning prayer evening prayer II сущ.
1) молящийся
2) проситель, податель просьбы Syn: petitioner, applicant молитва - to say one's *s молиться, читать молитвы - the Lord's P. Отче наш богослужение - common * литургия (в англиканской церкви) - to be at one's *s быть на богослужении просьба, мольба - he did it at my * я умолил его сделать это - his * was granted его просьба была удовлетворена молящийся, молельщик проситель;
ходатай (юридическое) ходатайство;
прошение (в праве справедливости) (разговорное) шанс, возможность - he hasn't got a * у него нет никаких шансов prayer молебен ~ молитва ~ проситель ~ просьба;
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m.Lord's Prayer.saberse algo como el padrenuestro to know something by heart, to have something off pat* * *1 Lord's Prayer\rezar un padrenuestro to say the Lord's Prayer* * ** * *masculino Lord's Prayeren menos que se reza un padrenuestro — in no time at all
* * *masculino Lord's Prayeren menos que se reza un padrenuestro — in no time at all
* * *Lord's Prayerrezar el/un padrenuestro to say the Lord's Prayer/an Our Fatheren menos que se reza un padrenuestro in no time at all, before you can/could say Jack Robinson ( BrE)* * *
Multiple Entries:
Padre Nuestro
padre nuestro
padrenuestro
padrenuestro sustantivo masculino
Lord's Prayer
padrenuestro sustantivo masculino Lord's Prayer
' padrenuestro' also found in these entries:
English:
lord
* * *padrenuestro nmLord's Prayer;decir un padrenuestro to say an Our Father o the Lord's Prayer;Famen un padrenuestro in the twinkling of an eye* * *m Lord’s Prayer* * *padrenuestro nm: Lord's Prayer, paternoster -
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I v/i pray; say a prayer, say one’s prayers; bei Tisch: say grace; für jemanden / um etw. beten pray for s.o. / s.th.; zu jemandem beten pray to s.o.; wird in deiner Schule noch gebetet? do they still have morning prayer(s) in the school?* * *to say one's prayers; to pray* * *be|ten ['beːtn]1. vito pray ( um, für, zu to), to say one's prayers; (bei Tisch) to say grace2. vtto say* * *1) (to speak reverently to God or a god in order to express thanks, make a request etc: Let us pray; She prayed to God to help her.) pray2) (to hope earnestly: Everybody is praying for rain.) pray* * *be·ten[ˈbe:tn̩]I. vi to pray▪ für jdn/etw \beten to pray for sb/sth▪ zu jdm \beten to pray to sbII. vt▪ etw \beten to recite [or say] sthdas Vaterunser \beten to recite [or say] the Lord's Prayer* * *1.intransitives Verb pray (für, um for)2.transitives Verb say < prayer>* * *für jemanden/um etwas beten pray for sb/sth;zu jemandem beten pray to sb;wird in deiner Schule noch gebetet? do they still have morning prayer(s) in the school?B. v/t say;das Vaterunser beten say the Lord’s Prayer* * *1.intransitives Verb pray (für, um for)2.transitives Verb say < prayer>* * *v.to pray v. -
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n; -s, -; RELI.: ( das) Vaterunser ( beten say the) Lord’s Prayer; zehn Vaterunser beten say ten Our Fathers* * *das Vaterunserthe Lord's Prayer; Lord's Prayer* * *Va|ter|ụn|ser ['faːtɐ'|Unzɐ, faːtɐ'ʊnzɐ]nt -s, -Lord's Prayer* * *Va·ter·un·ser<-s, ->[fa:tɐˈʔʊnzɐ]nt REL▪ das \Vaterunser the Lord's Prayer▪ ein \Vaterunser one recital of the Lord's Prayer* * *das; Vaters, Vater: Lord's Prayer* * *beten say the) Lord’s Prayer;zehn Vaterunser beten say ten Our Fathers* * *das; Vaters, Vater: Lord's Prayer -
10 rezar
v.1 to say.rezar el rosario to say o to recite the rosary2 to read, to say.el cartel reza: “prohibido el paso” the sign says “no entry”como reza el artículo segundo de la ley as stated in article two of the lawEl documento reza así The document reads as follows.3 to pray.rezar por alguien/algo to pray for somebody/somethingEllos rezan de noche They pray at night.4 to pray for.Me reza Ricardo Ricardo prays for me.* * *1 (orar) to say1 (orar) to pray2 (decir) to say, read* * *verb* * *1.VT [+ oración] to say2. VI1) (Rel) to pray (a to)2) [texto] to read, goel anuncio reza así — the notice reads o goes as follows
3)rezar con — (=tener que ver con) to concern, have to do with
4) * (=quejarse) to grumble* * *1.verbo intransitivo1) (Relig) to prayrezar POR alguien/algo — to pray for somebody/something
2) (frml) texto/cláusula to statela orden reza así... — the order reads as follows...
3)a) ( estar de acuerdo)rezar CON algo: eso no reza con su cargo — that is not in keeping with his post
b) ( gustar)2.rezar CON alguien: el soborno no reza conmigo — I don't go in for bribery (colloq)
rezar el rosario — to say o recite the rosary
* * *= pray.Ex. While technology has advanced the art of record keeping, the underlying purposes have remained essentially the same -- to commemorate, communicate, pray, calculate, measure, and preserve.* * *1.verbo intransitivo1) (Relig) to prayrezar POR alguien/algo — to pray for somebody/something
2) (frml) texto/cláusula to statela orden reza así... — the order reads as follows...
3)a) ( estar de acuerdo)rezar CON algo: eso no reza con su cargo — that is not in keeping with his post
b) ( gustar)2.rezar CON alguien: el soborno no reza conmigo — I don't go in for bribery (colloq)
rezar el rosario — to say o recite the rosary
* * *= pray.Ex: While technology has advanced the art of record keeping, the underlying purposes have remained essentially the same -- to commemorate, communicate, pray, calculate, measure, and preserve.
* * *rezar [A4 ]viA ( Relig) to pray rezar POR algn/algo to pray FOR sb/sthreza por que todo salga bien pray that everything turns out all rightrezarle A algn to pray TO sble rezó a San Antonio he prayed to St AnthonyB ( frml); «texto/cláusula» to stateel anuncio/la orden reza así the notice/the order reads as followssegún reza la Constitución as the Constitution statescomo reza el refrán as the saying goesC1 (estar de acuerdo) rezar CON algo:no reza con su condición de católico practicante it's not in keeping with his beliefs as a practicing Catholic2 (gustar) rezar CON algn:esos deportes tan violentos no rezan conmigo I don't go in for rough sports like that ( colloq), rough sports like that don't appeal to me ( colloq)3 (aplicarse) rezar CON algn/algo to apply TO sb/sth■ rezarvt‹oración› to sayrezar el rosario to say o recite the rosary* * *
rezar ( conjugate rezar) verbo intransitivo (Relig) to pray;
rezar POR algn/algo to pray for sb/sth;
verbo transitivo ‹oración/rosario› to say
rezar
I verbo intransitivo
1 (decir una plegaria) to pray [por, for]
2 (hacer votos, desear) rezo para que no vengan, I'm praying that they won't come
3 (una lápida, un párrafo) to say: la dedicatoria reza así:..., the dedication goes as follows:...
4 (refunfuñar, gruñir) to grumble
II vtr (un rosario, una plegaria) to say
♦ Locuciones: fig fam (ir con, aplicarse) eso no reza conmigo, that has nothing to do with me
ese comentario no reza contigo, that comment isn't applicable to you
' rezar' also found in these entries:
English:
pray
- say
* * *♦ vt1. [oración] to say;rezar un Padrenuestro/un Avemaría to say an Our Father/a Hail Mary;rezar el rosario to say o to recite the rosary2. [decir] to read, to say;el cartel reza: “prohibido el paso” the sign says “no entry”;como reza el artículo segundo de la ley as stated in article two of the law♦ vi1. [orar] to pray (a to);rezar por algo/alguien to pray for sth/sb;le reza a la Virgen she prays to the Virgin2. [decir] to read, to say* * *I v/t oración sayII v/i1 REL pray2 de texto be worded* * *rezar {21} vi1) : to pray2) : to saycomo reza el refrán: as the saying goes3)rezar con : to concern, to have to do withrezar vt: to say, to reciterezar un Ave María: to say a Hail Mary* * *rezar vb1. (orar) to pray -
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(et) the Lord's Prayer;( katolsk) the Our Father;[ bede fadervor] say the Lord's Prayer;[ han kan mere end sit fadervor] he knows a thing or two. -
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be·ten [ʼbe:tn̩]vito pray;für jdn/etw \beten to pray for sb/sth;zu jdm \beten to pray to sbvtetw \beten to recite [or say] sth;das Vaterunser \beten to recite [or say] the Lord's Prayer -
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16 набивать карман
прост.line one's pocket (pockets); make one's pockets bulge; feather one's nestГородничий.
Ещё мальчишка, Отче наша не знаешь, а уж обмериваешь, а как разопрёт тебе брюхо да набьёшь себе карман, так и заважничал! (Н. Гоголь, Ревизор) — Mayor. You're giving short change before you can say the Lord's prayer; and as soon as your paunch fills out and your pockets start to bulge you think you're God Almighty.Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > набивать карман
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17 het onzevader bidden
het onzevader biddenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > het onzevader bidden
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* * *and bón, f. [biðja], prayer, request, boon; these two words are nearly identical in form, and sometimes used indiscriminately as to sense; but in most cases they are different, bæn having a deeper sense, prayer, bón, request, boon; we may say biðja e-n bónar, and biðja e-n bænar, but the sense is different; only bæn can be used of prayer to God; göra e-t at bæn e-s, Fs. 38; er su bæn allra var, at …, we all beg, that…, Eg. 28; skaltú veita mér bæn þó er ek mun biðja þik, Nj. 26; fella bæn at e-m, to pray one earnestly, Ísl. ii. 305.β. prayer to God, often in plur.; vera á bænum, to be at prayers; hon var löngum um nætr at kirkju á bæuum sínum, Ld. 328; hann hellir út bænir fyrir dómstól Krists, Hom. 13, 156; bæn ok ölmusugjafir, Bs. i. 370, Pass. 4. 22, 44. 17: the phrase, vera e-m góðr (illr) bæna (gen. pl.), to turn the ear (or a deaf ear) to one’s prayers, Hom. (St.) 95; ver mér nú svá bæna, sem þú vilt at Guð sé þér á dómsdegi, Orkn. 174; Drottinleg bæn, the Lord’s Prayer; kveld-bæn, evening prayer; morgun-bæn, morning prayer; lesa bænir sínar. to say one’s prayers, etc.COMPDS: bænafullting, bænahald, bænahús, bænastaðr, bænarbréf, bænarorð. -
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n; -(e)s, -e prayer (an + Akk oder zu to); beim Gebet at (Am. in) prayer; sein Gebet verrichten say one’s prayers; jemanden ins Gebet nehmen umg., fig. give s.o. a good talking-to* * *das Gebetsupplication; prayer* * *Ge|bet [gə'beːt]nt -(e)s, -eprayersein Gebét sprechen or verrichten — to say one's prayers
das Gebét des Herrn — the Lord's Prayer
jdn ins Gebét nehmen (fig) — to take sb to task; (iro: bei Polizeiverhör etc) to put the pressure on sb
* * *Ge·bet<-[e]s, -e>[gəˈbe:t]nt (religiöses Ritual) prayerein \Gebet sprechen to say a prayersein \Gebet sprechen [o verrichten] to say one's prayerszum \Gebet in prayerden Kopf zum \Gebet neigen to lower one's head in prayer* * *das; Gebet[e]s, Gebete prayerjemanden ins Gebet nehmen — (ugs.) give somebody a dressing down; take somebody to task
* * *an +akk oderzu to);beim Gebet at (US in) prayer;sein Gebet verrichten say one’s prayers;jemanden ins Gebet nehmen umg, fig give sb a good talking-to* * *das; Gebet[e]s, Gebete prayerjemanden ins Gebet nehmen — (ugs.) give somebody a dressing down; take somebody to task
* * *-e n.prayer n.supplication n.
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