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1 кафедра епископа
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > кафедра епископа
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2 кафедра
1) General subject: cathedra, chair, dais, department, lectern (лектора, оратора), lecturing desk, lecturn (лектора, оратора), platform, pulpit (проповедника), rostrum, tribune, professorial chair (в университете)2) Military: department (военно-учебного заведении), department (военно-учебного заведения), department of instruction (военно-учебного заведения), division (в военно-учебном заведении)3) Mathematics: chair (professorial)4) Religion: arch-see, cathedra ( A bishop's official throne), stand5) Economy: chair (в высшем учебном заведении)7) Education: academic department, subdepartment ( of a university) (Lingvo)8) American English: courses (the US educational system is different and the meaning must fit the context...)9) leg.N.P. professorate, professorship, specialized department (in an institution of higher education)10) Christianity: bishop's throne (епископская) -
3 викарный епископ
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > викарный епископ
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4 епископ
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5 горнее место
(в правосл. храме за престолом в алтаре, где на возвышении ставится кафедра епископа, седалище, кресло, а по сторонам его, ниже, сиденья для священников) bishop's stall, bishop's throne, bishop's seat, synthronon, греч. thronos; ( в базиликах) tribuneРусско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > горнее место
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6 балдахин
1) General subject: baldachin, baldaquin, baudekin, baudkin, canopy, tester (над кроватью, алтарём и т. п.), valance, valance (над кроватью), valence2) Construction: baldachino3) Religion: baldachin (Originally a textile canopy supported on poles and carried over dignitaries and relics. Later, an architectural canopy of stone or wood set over a high altar or bishop's throne)4) Architecture: baldacchino, ciborium, ciborium (крестовый свод на четырех тонких колонках по углам) -
7 кафедра епископа
Religion: bishop's throne -
8 кафедра
pulpit, bishop's throne (епископская) -
9 кафедра, архиерейская
(кресло со спинкой и подлокотниками, стоящее на помосте, называемом архиерейским амвоном, в центре средней части правосл. храма у русских, у греков справа у амвона) cathedra, the bishop's throneРусско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > кафедра, архиерейская
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10 аба-вуа
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11 антипапа
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12 престол епископский
Religion: see( A bishop's official throne)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > престол епископский
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