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1 Messwein
m KATH. altar ( oder communion) wine* * *der Messweinaltar wine; sacramental wine* * *Mẹss|weinm (ECCL)Communion wine* * *Mess·weinRRm REL Communion wine* * * -
2 Altarwein
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3 Abendmahlswein
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4 Messwein
Communion wine -
5 Abendmahlswein
mCommunion wine -
6 Kelch
m; -(e)s, -e1. goblet; KIRCHL. chalice, communion cup; der Kelch ist noch einmal an uns vorübergegangen we’ve been spared, that was close umg.; Neige* * *der Kelch(Blütenkelch) calyx; bell;(Trinkgefäß) goblet; chalice* * *Kẹlch [kɛlç]m -(e)s, -e1) (= Trinkglas) goblet; (ECCL) chalice, communion cupden (bitteren) Kelch ( des Leidens) bis zur Neige leeren (fig) — to drain the (bitter) cup of sorrow (to the last)
dieser Kelch ist noch einmal an mir vorübergegangen — I have been spared again, the Good Lord has spared me again
* * *(a wine-cup, especially one used in religious services.) chalice* * *<-[e]s, -e>[kɛlç]m1. (Sektkelch) [champagne] glass4.dieser \Kelch ist Gott sei Dank an mir vorübergegangen I've been spared this ordeal, thank God!▶ den [bitteren] \Kelch bis zur Neige leeren [müssen] (geh) [to have] to drain the [bitter] cup of sorrow to the dregs* * *der; Kelch[e]s, Kelche1) gobletder Kelch ist an ihm vorübergegangen — (geh.) he was spared that ordeal
2) (Rel.) chalice; communion cup3) (Bot.) calyx* * *1. goblet; KIRCHE chalice, communion cup;* * *der; Kelch[e]s, Kelche1) gobletder Kelch ist an ihm vorübergegangen — (geh.) he was spared that ordeal
2) (Rel.) chalice; communion cup3) (Bot.) calyx* * *-e m.chalice n.goblet n. -
7 Altar
m; -(e)s, Altäre; KIRCHL. altar; vor den Altar treten marry; eine Frau zum Altar führen lead a woman to the altar; etw. auf dem Altar... (+ Gen) opfern geh. fig. sacrifice s.th. on the altar of...* * *der Altaraltar* * *Al|tar [al'taːɐ]m -s, Altäre[-'tɛːrə] altar* * *der1) (in some Christian churches the table on which the bread and wine are consecrated during the celebration of communion: The bride and groom stood before the priest at the altar.) altar2) (a table etc on which offerings are made to a god.) altar* * *Al·tar<-s, -täre>[alˈta:ɐ̯, pl alˈtɛ:rə]m altarjdn zum \Altar führen (geh) to lead sb to the altar* * *der; Altar[e]s, Altäre altar* * *vor den Altar treten marry;eine Frau zum Altar führen lead a woman to the altar;etwas auf dem Altar … (+gen)opfern geh fig sacrifice sth on the altar of …* * *der; Altar[e]s, Altäre altar* * *-e m.altar n.
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