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noun (a person who has (especially religious) beliefs: a true believer.) creyentetr[bɪ'liːvəSMALLr/SMALL]1 creyente nombre masulino o femenino2 (supporter) partidario,-abeliever [bə'li:vər] n1) : creyente mf2) : partidario m, -ria f; entusiasta mfshe's a great believer in vitamins: ella es una gran partidaria de las vitaminasn.• confesor s.m.• creyente s.m.,f.• fiel s.m.bə'liːvər, bɪ'liːvə(r)a) ( Relig) creyente mfb)believer in something — partidario, -ria m,f de algo
[bɪ'liːvǝ(r)]N1) (Rel) creyente mf, fiel mf2) (=advocate) partidario(-a) m / fto be a great believer in... — ser muy partidario de...
I am a believer in letting things take their course — soy partidario de dejar que las cosas sigan su propio curso
* * *[bə'liːvər, bɪ'liːvə(r)]a) ( Relig) creyente mfb)believer in something — partidario, -ria m,f de algo
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