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tr['ʤʊərɪ]1 los judíos nombre masculino plural, el pueblo judíon.• judería s.f.'dʒuːri['dʒʊǝrɪ]N judería f, los judíos* * *['dʒuːri] -
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Jewry [ˊdʒυərɪ] n1) евре́и2) евре́йство3) ист. ге́тто, евре́йский кварта́л -
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[ˈdʒuərɪ]Jewry ист. гетто, еврейский квартал Jewry евреи Jewry еврейство -
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subst. \/ˈdʒʊərɪ\/1) jødene (som gruppe\/folkeslag)2) ( historisk) jødekvarter, jødegettointernational Jewry den internasjonale jødedom -
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{'dʒuəri}
1. евреите, еврейският народ, еврейство
2. гето, еврейски квартал
3. ист. Юдея* * *{'juъri} n 1. евреите, еврейският народ; еврейство; 2. гето,* * *еврейство;* * *1. гето, еврейски квартал 2. евреите, еврейският народ, еврейство 3. ист. Юдея* * *Jewry[´dʒuəri] n 1. евреите, еврейският народ; еврейство; 2. гето, еврейски квартал; 3. ост. Юдея. -
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[ʹdʒu:rı] n1. собир. евреи; еврейство2. еврейский квартал, гетто3. арх. Иудея -
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1) Общая лексика: гетто, еврейский квартал, еврейство2) Устаревшее слово: Иудея3) Собирательно: евреи4) Религия: (A community of Jews) еврейская община, (The Jewish people) евреи5) Макаров: гетто (еврейский квартал) -
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[`ʤʊərɪ]еврейство; евреи, еврейский народеврейский квартал, геттоАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > Jewry
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[Jew·ry || 'dʒʊərɪ]◙ n. יהדות, העם היהודי; גטו יהודי; העולם היהודי* * *◙ ידוהיה םלועה ;ידוהי וטג ;ידוהיה םעה,תודהי◄ -
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Jew.ry[dʒ'uəri] n 1 gueto: bairro de judeus. 2 os judeus como coletividade.
См. также в других словарях:
Jewry — Jew ry, n. [OE. Jewerie, OF. Juierie, F. Juiverie.] 1. Judea; also, a district inhabited by Jews; a Jews quarter. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] Teaching throughout all Jewry. Luke xxiii. 5. [1913 Webster] 2. Jewish people, collectively. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Jewry — [jo͞o′rē] n. pl. Jewries [ME jewerie < OFr juerie < Giu: see JEW] 1. Historical a district inhabited only or mainly by Jews; ghetto 2. Jewish people collectively [American Jewry] … English World dictionary
Jewry — (n.) c.1200, Jeuerie ghetto, the Jewish district in a town, from Anglo Fr. Juerie, O.Fr. Juierie (13c.; Mod.Fr. Juiverie); see JEW (Cf. Jew) + ERY (Cf. ery). Early 14c. as Jews collectively; mid 14c. as the land of the Jews, Judea … Etymology dictionary
Jewry — ► NOUN (pl. Jewries) 1) Jews collectively. 2) historical a Jewish quarter in a town or city … English terms dictionary
Jewry — [[t]ʤʊ͟əri, AM ʤu͟ːri[/t]] N UNCOUNT: usu adj N Jewry is all the people, or all the people in a particular place, who believe in and practise the religion of Judaism. [FORMAL] There could be no better way to strengthen the unity of world Jewry … English dictionary
Jewry Street — South from Aldgate High Street, at No. 89, to Crutched Friars and Rangoon Street (P.O. Directory). It extends further south than is shown on the maps. In Aldgate Ward. First mention: Horwood, 1799. Former names : Juwerie lane, 1351 (Ct.… … Dictionary of London
Jewry Wall — The Jewry Wall in Leicester, England is the remaining wall of the public baths of Roman Leicester along with foundations of the baths, which are laid out in front of the wall. It is quite large and impressive. The wall is nearly 2000 years old,… … Wikipedia
Jewry, St. Katherine's — Within the Tower Liberty, near the Flemings Churchyard and Hangman s Gains was a place called Judaismus, the Jewry. So called in 1279 (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 8) … Dictionary of London
Jewry — noun Date: 14th century 1. plural Jewries a community of Jews 2. the Jewish people … New Collegiate Dictionary
Jewry — /jooh ree/, n., pl. Jewries. 1. the Jewish people collectively. 2. a district inhabited mainly by Jews; ghetto. 3. Archaic. Judea. [1175 1225; ME jewerie < AF juerie (OF juierie), equiv. to ju JEW + erie ERY] * * * … Universalium
Jewry — noun Jews in general; the Jewish population of a locale. And all the londe off iewry, and they of Jerusalem went out unto hym, and were all baptised of hym in the ryver Jordan [...] … Wiktionary