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1 страстной
в соч.Страстная неделя (неделя наиболее строгого поста перед Пасхой, которую христ. церковь посвящает памяти страданий и смерти Христа) — the Holy [Passion] Week, Maundy-week, правосл. (тж. Страстная седмица) the Great Week
Страстная пятница — Good Friday, правосл., тж. Великая пятница the Great Friday
Страстная Среда — Spy Wednesday, лат. Triduum Sacrum
Страстная суббота — Easter-eve, катол. Holy Saturday
Страстной четверг — Holy Thursday, англик. Maundy Thursday, устар. Sheer Thursday, правосл., тж. Великий четверг, Чистый четверг the Great Thursday
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the Holy Week, the Passion Week, the Maundy weekРусско-английский глоссарий христианской лексики > страстная неделя
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Maundy Thursday, Holy Thursday, Thursday in the Holy WeekРусско-английский глоссарий христианской лексики > великий четверг
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m. s.&pl.Thursday.jueves Santo Maundy Thursday;* * *1 Thursday■ este jueves no, el otro next Thursday■ el jueves por la mañana/noche on Thursday morning/night\no ser nada del otro jueves to be nothing to write home aboutJueves Santo Maundy Thursday* * *noun m.* * *SM INV Thursdaysábado* * *nada del otro jueves — (fam) <persona/casa> nothing to write home about (colloq); < examen> not especially difficult
* * *= Thursday.Ex. For example, two issues on Monday and one on Thursday require a days-in-week entry of '1 1 4'.----* Jueves Santo = Maundy Thursday, Holy Thursday.* * *nada del otro jueves — (fam) <persona/casa> nothing to write home about (colloq); < examen> not especially difficult
* * *= Thursday.Ex: For example, two issues on Monday and one on Thursday require a days-in-week entry of '1 1 4'.
* Jueves Santo = Maundy Thursday, Holy Thursday.* * *Thursday; para ejemplos ver lunesestar en el medio como el or un jueves ( fam); to be right in the way‹examen› not especially difficultCompuesto:Maundy Thursday* * *
Multiple Entries:
Jueves
jueves
jueves sustantivo masculino (pl
para ejemplos ver lunes;
Jjueves Santo Maundy Thursday
jueves m inv Thursday
Jueves Santo, Maundy Thursday ♦ LOC fam pey: no ser nada del otro jueves, nothing to get excited about
' jueves' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
comisionada
- comisionado
- convocar
- desde
- inclusive
- liquidación
- no
- recibir
- convenir
- o
- próximo
- venir
English:
cop
- Thursday
- fall
- how
- next
- through
* * *jueves nm invThursday;Famno es nada del otro jueves it's nothing out of this world;Fam Humestá siempre en medio, como el jueves he's always under my feet, he's always in the wayRel Jueves Santo Maundy Thursday; ver también sábado* * *m inv Thursday;no es cosa del otro jueves fam it’s nothing special, it’s nothing to write home about fam* * *jueves nms & pl: Thursday* * *jueves n Thursday -
6 wielki
adj( bardzo duży) big, large; ( intensywny) intense; (przen) greatwielki palec — ( u nogi) big toe
Wielki Tydzień — REL Holy Week
Wielki Piątek — REL Good Friday
Wielki Czwartek — REL Maundy Thursday
Wielka Sobota — REL Holy Saturday
Wielki Post — REL Lent
od wielkiego święta lub dzwonu — once in a blue moon
* * *a.1. (= duży według jakiejś skali) big, large, huge; wielki dom big house; wielkie drzewo big tree; wielkie litery capital letters; wielka liczba large number; wielka ryba huge fish; wielki majątek large fortune; wielkie straty big losses; wielki przemysł big industry; wielki palec u nogi big toe; wielki piec metal. blast furnace.2. w nazwach własnych (zw. = duży przez kontrast z małym) Great; rzad. Big, Large, Grand; Wielka Brytania Great Britain; Wielka Niedźwiedzica the Great Bear; Wielki Wóz the Big Dipper; Wielki Obłok Magellana the Large Magellanic Cloud; Wielki Kanion the Grand Canyon.3. (= silny, znaczny, emocjonujący, ambitny) great; pot. l. emf. big; wielkie cierpienie great suffering; wielka miłość great love; wielkie oczekiwania great expectations; wielka odpowiedzialność great responsibility; wielka pociecha great comfort; wielka przygoda great adventure; wielkie plany great l. big plans; zrobić na kimś wielkie wrażenie make a great l. big impression on sb; to nic wielkiego it's nothing much; wielka mi rzecz! iron. big deal!; Wielki Wybuch astron. the Big Bang.4. (= wyróżniający się, ważny, wybitny) great; wielki człowiek great man; wielkie odkrycie great discovery; wielki kryzys hist. the (Great) Depression; wielka wojna hist. (= I wojna światowa) the Great War; Aleksander Wielki hist. Alexander the Great; Piotr Wielki hist. Peter the Great; wielki Boże! great God!, God almighty!5. (= wysoki rangą) grand; wielki książę/wezyr/mistrz Grand Duke/Vizir/Master; Wielkie Księstwo Litewskie hist. the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; wielka ława przysięgłych prawn. grand jury.6. (= imponujący; t. iron.) grand; wielka pani grand lady; wielki pan grand lord; na wielką skalę on a grand scale; w wielkim stylu in grand style.7. rel. (= związany z Wielkanocą) Wielki Tydzień Easter week, Passion Week, Holy Week; Wielki Czwartek Maundy Thursday; rz.-kat. Holy Thursday; Wielki Piątek Good Friday; Wielka Sobota Holy Saturday; Wielka Niedziela Easter Saturday, Easter Day; wielki post Lent.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wielki
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7 saint
saint, sainte [sɛ̃, sɛ̃t]1. adjectivea. ( = sacré) holyc. [action, pensée, personne, vie] saintly2. masculine noun, feminine noun3. compounds* * *
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sainte sɛ̃, sɛ̃t adjectif1) ( sacré) holy2) ( canonisé)3) ( vertueux) good, godly
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nom masculin, féminin saintse prendre pour un saint/une sainte — to think one is perfect; vouer
Phrasal Verbs:* * *sɛ̃, sɛ̃t saint, -e1. adj1) (homme, lieu) holy2) fig (= pieux) saintly2. nm/f* * *A adj1 ( sacré) holy; image sainte holy image; les saints Apôtres the holy apostles; saintes huiles holy oils; la sainte Bible the Holy Bible; semaine sainte Holy Week; vendredi saint Good Friday; jeudi saint Maundy Thursday;2 ( canonisé) saint Paul/Ignace de Loyola/Thomas d'Aquin Saint Paul/Ignatius Loyola/Thomas Aquinas;3 ( vertueux) good, godly;4 ○( pour insister) toute la sainte journée the whole blessed○ day; j'ai une sainte horreur de qch I can't stand sth.B nm,f saint; ce n'est pas une sainte, il lui arrive de se mettre en colère! she's no saint, she sometimes gets cross; se prendre pour un saint/une sainte to think one is perfect; elle croit que son fils est un (petit) saint she thinks her son is perfect, in her eyes her son can do no wrong; ⇒ prêcher, vouer.le saint des saints lit, fig the Holy of Holies; les saints de glace the 11th, 12th and 13th May; les saints Innocents the Holy Innocents; le saint suaire the Holy Shroud; la sainte Église catholique the Holy Catholic Church; la sainte famille the Holy family; sainte nitouche pej goody-goody○ péj; ne fais pas ta sainte nitouche don't be such a goody-goody○; je ne supporte pas ses airs de sainte nitouche! I can't stand it when she's doing her goody-goody○ act!; sainte table communion rail; la Sainte Vierge the Virgin Mary; les saintes Écritures the Holy Scriptures.jurer par tous les saints (du Paradis) to swear by all the saints.1. (après le nom) [sacré - lieu, livre, image, guerre] holyle saint sacrement the sacrament of Holy Communion, the Eucharist2. [canonisé] Saintsaint Pierre/Paul Saint Peter/Paul3. (avant le nom) [exemplaire] holy4. [en intensif]————————, sainte [sɛ̃, sɛ̃t] nom masculin, nom fémininles saints de glacethe three Saints (Mamert, Gervase and Pancras) on whose name days (11th, 12th and 13th May) late frosts often occur according to traditionles saints du dernier jour the Latter-Day Saints, the Mormonscomme on connaît ses saints on les honore (proverbe) treat each person according to ou on his merits————————nom masculin————————1. RELIGIONla Sainte Vierge the Blessed Virgin, the Virgin Mary2. (avec trait d'union) [dans des noms de lieux, de fêtes]c'est la Saint-Marc aujourd'hui it's Saint Mark's day today, it's the feast of Saint Mark today -
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m invar Thursdaydi giovedì on Thursdays* * *giovedì s.m. Thursday: un giovedì mattina, on a Thursday morning; di giovedì, (tutti i giovedì) on Thursdays; verrò giovedì, I'll come on Thursday; verrò giovedì venturo, I'll come next Thursday// giovedì grasso, last Thursday before Lent // giovedì Santo, Maundy Thursday (o Thursday in Holy Week o Thursday before Easter) // non avere tutti i giovedì, (scherz.) to have a screw loose.* * *[dʒove'di]sostantivo maschile invariabile Thursday* * *giovedì/dʒove'di/ ⇒ 11m.inv.Thursday\giovedì grasso (last) Thursday before Lent; giovedì santo Maundy Thursday. -
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1. adj holytutto il santo giorno the whole blessed day2. m, santa f saint* * *santo agg.1 holy: santa comunione, Holy Communion; santa croce, Holy Cross; santa messa, Holy Mass; acqua santa, holy water; anno santo, Holy (o Jubilee) Year; giovedì santo, ( per i cattolici) Holy (Week) Thursday, ( per i cristiani non cattolici) Maundy Thursday (o Thursday before Easter o Thursday in Holy Week); venerdì santo, Good Friday; sabato santo, Holy Saturday; settimana santa, Holy Week; olio santo, holy oil; guerra santa, holy war // Spirito Santo, Holy Spirit (o Holy Ghost) // la città santa, the Holy City; la terra santa, the Holy Land // il santo padre, the Holy Father // la Santa Sede, the Holy See // il Sant'Uffizio, the Holy Office // la Santa Alleanza, (st.) the Holy Alliance // in santa pace, (fam.) in peace and quiet; vorrei starmene a casa in santa pace, I want to stay at home in peace and quiet // tutti i santi giorni, (fam.) every single (o blessed) day // tutto il santo giorno, (fam.) all day long (o the whole blessed day) // gliele diede di santa ragione, (fam.) he thrashed him soundly // fammi il santo piacere di tacere, (fam.) for goodness' sake, shut up! // ''Andiamo a casa'' ''Parole sante!'', (fam.) ''Let's go home'' ''Right you are!'' // oh santo cielo!, (fam.) oh heavens!2 ( seguito da nome proprio) Saint (abbr. St.): Santo Stefano, Saint Stephen; Santa Teresa, Saint Teresa3 ( pio) pious, godly; ( da santo) saintly: santi pensieri, pious thoughts; vita santa, saintly life◆ s.m. saint: santo patrono, patron saint; giorno di tutti i Santi, All Saints' Day; che santo è oggi?, what saint's day is it today?; festeggiare il proprio santo, to keep one's saint's day (o name day) // il Santo dei Santi, the Holy of Holies (o Sanctum Sanctorum) // tuo padre è un santo a sopportarti, your father must be a saint to put up with you // pazienza da santi, saintly patience; avere la pazienza di un santo, to have the patience of a saint; questo basterebbe a fare perdere la pazienza a un santo, this would try the patience of a saint // a dispetto dei santi, at any cost // qualche santo ci aiuterà, (fig.) God will provide // avere un santo dalla propria ( parte), avere qualche santo in paradiso, (fig.) ( essere molto fortunato) to have a guardian angel, ( essere molto raccomandato) to have protection in high places // non saper più a che santo votarsi, (fig.) to be at one's wits' end // raccomandarsi a tutti i santi, (fig.) to knock at every door // non c'è santi, dobbiamo partire subito, (fam.) there are no two ways about it, we must leave immediately // non è uno stinco di santo, (fam.) he's no saint // passata la festa, gabbato lo santo, (prov.) once on shore we pray no more (o the river is passed and God forgotten) // scherza coi fanti e lascia stare i santi, (prov.) don't mix the sacred with the profane.* * *['santo] santo (-a)1. agg1) (sacro) holy2) seguito da sm: san + consonante, sant' + vocale, santo + s impura, gn, pn, ps, x, z, seguito da sf: santa + consonante, sant' + vocale, saintSan Pietro — (apostolo) Saint Peter, (chiesa) Saint Peter's
3) fig saintquel sant'uomo di tuo nonno — (defunto) your sainted grandfather
tutto il santo giorno — the whole blessed day, all day long
2. sm/f(anche), fig saintquella santa di sua moglie — his wife, saint that she is
3.santi smpl; i Santi — (Ognissanti) All Saints' Day
* * *['santo] 1.aggettivo (the masculine form is santo before proper nouns that begin with s followed by a consonant; it becomes sant' before proper nouns that begin with a vowel and san before proper nouns that begin with a consonant)1) (sacro) [acqua, guerra, città] holy2) (seguito da nome proprio) Saint; (abbreviato) S, Stsan Marco, sant'Andrea — Saint Mark, Saint Andrew
Santo Stefano — (26 dicembre) Boxing Day BE
3) (pio, devoto)5) colloq. (con uso pleonastico)2.1) sainti Santi — (ognissanti) All Saints' Day
fare santo qcn. — to canonize sb
2) fig. (persona pia, paziente) saint, godly person3) colloq. (patrono) patron (saint)4) colloq. (onomastico) name day, saint's day••avere un santo o dei -i in paradiso to have friends in high places; non so a che santo votarmi I don't know which way o where to turn; avere la pazienza di un santo to have the patience of a saint; non c'è santo che tenga there's no getting round it; fare qcs. in -a pace — to do sth. in peace and quiet
* * *santo/'santo/(the masculine form is santo before proper nouns that begin with s followed by a consonant; it becomes sant' before proper nouns that begin with a vowel and san before proper nouns that begin with a consonant)1 (sacro) [acqua, guerra, città] holy2 (seguito da nome proprio) Saint; (abbreviato) S, St; san Marco, sant'Andrea Saint Mark, Saint Andrew; Santo Stefano (26 dicembre) Boxing Day BE4 (indubitabile) parole -e! how right you are!5 colloq. (con uso pleonastico) tutto il santo giorno the whole blessed day; fatemi il santo piacere di stare zitti will you kindly shut up6 (in esclamazioni) -a pazienza! good Lord! santo cielo! heavens (above)! oh dear! God! Madonna -a! Good Heavens!(f. -a)2 fig. (persona pia, paziente) saint, godly person3 colloq. (patrono) patron (saint)4 colloq. (onomastico) name day, saint's dayavere un santo o dei -i in paradiso to have friends in high places; non so a che santo votarmi I don't know which way o where to turn; avere la pazienza di un santo to have the patience of a saint; non c'è santo che tenga there's no getting round it; fare qcs. in -a pace to do sth. in peace and quiet. -
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11 милостыня, раздаваемая нуждающимся на Страстной седмице
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > милостыня, раздаваемая нуждающимся на Страстной седмице
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n. maundy, ritual of washing the feet on Thursday during the Holy Week (in memory of the Last Supper of Jesus and the washing of the Disciples' feet on that day - in Christianity)
См. также в других словарях:
Maundy Thursday — The Mystical Supper, Icon by Simon Ushakov (1685). Also called Holy Thursday Covenant Thursday Great and Holy Thursday Thursday of Mysteries … Wikipedia
Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday) — Maundy Thursday † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Maundy Thursday The feast of Maundy (or Holy) Thursday solemnly commemorates the institution of the Eucharist and is the oldest of the observances peculiar to Holy Week. In Rome various… … Catholic encyclopedia
Maundy Thursday — • The feast of Maundy (or Holy) Thursday solemnly commemorates the institution of the Eucharist and is the oldest of the observances peculiar to Holy Week Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 … Catholic encyclopedia
Maundy Thursday — Maun dy Thurs day [OE. maunde a command, OF. mand[ e], L. mandatum, from mandare to command. See called from the ancient custom of washing the feet of the poor on this day, which was taken to be the fulfillment of the new commandment, John xiii.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Maundy Thursday — The name given to Thursday in Holy Week, Maundy being a corruption of Dies Mandati, meaning the Day of the Command; mandati, derived from Mandatum, meaning a command. The name is given from the command our Lord gave on this day, when He… … American Church Dictionary and Cyclopedia
maundy — /ˈmɔndi/ (say mawndee) noun 1. the ceremony of washing the feet of the poor, especially commemorating Jesus washing of the disciples feet on Maundy Thursday, the Thursday of Holy Week. 2. Also, maundy money. British money distributed as alms in… …
Maundy Thursday — the Thursday of Holy Week, commemorating Jesus Last Supper and His washing of the disciples feet upon that day. [1400 50; late ME] * * * ▪ religious holiday also called Holy Thursday the Thursday before Easter, observed in commemoration of… … Universalium
Maundy Thursday — Thursday in the Holy Week, commemorating the institution of the Eucharist; the day when our Lord washed the feet of His disciples … Dictionary of church terms
maundy — mÉ”Ëndɪ n. ritual of washing the feet on Thursday during the Holy Week (in memory of the Last Supper of Jesus and the washing of the Disciples feet on that day in Christianity) … English contemporary dictionary
Maundy Thursday — Maun′dy Thurs′day [[t]ˈmɔn di[/t]] n. rel the Thursday of Holy Week, commemorating Jesus Last Supper • Etymology: 1400–50; fromMaundyceremony of washing the feet of the poor < OF mande < L mandātum command, mandate (from the phrase novum… … From formal English to slang
Maundy Thursday — /mɔndi ˈθɜzdeɪ/ (say mawndee therzday) noun the Thursday of Holy Week, commemorating the Last Supper and Jesus washing of the disciples feet on that day. John 13:5, 14, 34. {Anglo Norman mandet, from maudatum (novum) a (new) commandment, with… …