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Русско-английский глоссарий христианской лексики > престольный праздник
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patron saint's day, patronal festivalРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > престольный праздник
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(в честь того святого или события, которому посвящён данный храм, икона) patronalхрамовый праздник (торжественное празднование со всенощным бдением и литией, с водосвятным молебном и крестным ходом после литургии священного события или святого, в честь которого освящён главный или придельный престол храма; тж. престольный праздник) — patronal festival, patronal feast, patron saint's day, feast of the place; англик. dedication day, Dedication Festival; истор. wakes; (только с названием храма в честь святого мистического события, напр. Вознесения, или в честь Господа как Искупителя и т. п.) англик. feast of the title
храмовый святой (святой, в честь которого освящён храм или его придел) — titular saint, patron saint of the temple
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Универсальный русско-английский словарь > престольный праздник
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муж.holiday; festivalс праздником! — compliments (of the season)!, happy holiday!, congratulations!
праздник урожая — harvest festival, harvest home
престольный праздник — patron saint's day, patronal festival
религиозный праздник — holy day, religious holiday
храмовой праздник — wake обыкн. мн. ч.
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(праздник, установленный в память об Иисусе Христе, Богородице, святых, различных событиях святой истории, в честь которых воздвигнут храм или его придел; тж. храмовый - храмовый пра́здник) patron saint's day, patronal feast, patronal festival, feast of the placeРусско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > престольный праздник
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престо́льный го́род ист. — capital (city)
престо́льный пра́здник церк. — patron saint's day, patronal festival
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ВОТ ТЕБЕ, БАБУШКА, И ЮРЬЕВ ДЕНЬ! (saying) used to express the speaker's surprise, dismay, or disappointment over an unexpected occurrence which he has just discovered and which betrayed his expectations: - nereis (thatfe) a fine (nice) how-d'ye do (how-do-you-do)! this is (nereis) a fine kettle of fish!По левую сторону городничего: Земляника... за ним судья... сделавший движенье губами, как бы хотел посвистать или произнесть: «Вот тебе, бабушка, и Юрьев день!» (Гоголь 4). On the left side of The Mayor stands Zemlyanika...next to him is the Judge...making a movement with his lips as though he were going to whistle and say: "Here's a nice how-d'ye-do!" (4c).The origin of this saying is commonly linked to the ban in 1580-90 on the peasants' right to move from one landlord's estate to another's. Prior to this, peasants had had the right to move during the two weeks surrounding St. George's (or St. Yury's, Юрьев) Day, the day of the patron saint of field workers (Nov. 26, Old Style). -
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• Вот ТЕБЕ, БАБУШКА, И ЮРЬЕВ ДЕНЬ![saying]=====⇒ used to express the speaker's surprise, dismay, or disappointment over an unexpected occurrence which he has just discovered and which betrayed his expectations:- - here's < that's> a fine < nice> how-d'ye do < how-do-you-do>!;- this is < here's> a fine kettle of fish!♦ По левую сторону городничего: Земляника...; за ним судья... сделавший движенье губами, как бы хотел посвистать или произнесть: "Вот тебе, бабушка, и Юрьев день!" (Гоголь 4). On the left side of The Mayor stands Zemlyanika...; next to him is the Judge...making a movement with his lips as though he were going to whistle and say: "Here's a nice how-d'ye-do!" (4c).—————← The origin of this saying is commonly linked to the ban in 1580-90 on the peasants' right to move from one landlord's estate to another's. Prior to this, peasants had had the right to move during the two weeks surrounding St. George's (or St. Yury's, Юрьев) Day, the day of the patron saint of field workers (Nov. 26, Old Style).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вот тебе, бабушка, и Юрьев день!
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