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1 Catholicism
{ka^lisizm}
n католицизъм, католичество* * *{ka^lisizm} n католицизъм; католичество.* * *католицизъм;* * *n католицизъм, католичество* * *Catholicism[kə´uɔli¸sizəm] n рел. католицизъм. -
2 Roman
{'гоumən}
I. 1. римски
r. alphabet латинска азбука
r. numerals римски цифри
r. letters/type печ. прав светъл шрифт
ROMAN candle вид фoйерверк
ROMAN nose орлов нос
ROMAN holiday (садистично) удоволствие за сметка на другите/на чужд гръб, размирици
2. католически (и ROMAN Catholic)
II. 1. римлянин
2. католик (и ROMAN Catholic)
3. печ. обик. r. прав светъл шрифт* * *{'гоumъn} I. a 1. римски; r. alphabet латинска азбука; r. numer* * *1 a римски; католически;ROMAN numerals римски цифри;2 n римлянин;roman; I. a 1. римски; r. alphabet латинска азбука; r. numerals римски цифри; r. letters/* * *1. i. римски 2. ii. римлянин 3. r. alphabet латинска азбука 4. r. letters/type печ. прав светъл шрифт 5. r. numerals римски цифри 6. roman candle вид фoйерверк 7. roman holiday (садистично) удоволствие за сметка на другите/на чужд гръб, размирици 8. roman nose орлов нос 9. католик (и roman catholic) 10. католически (и roman catholic) 11. печ. обик. r. прав светъл шрифт* * *
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Catholicism — [[t]kəθɒ̱lɪsɪzəm[/t]] N UNCOUNT Catholicism is the traditions, the behaviour, and the set of Christian beliefs that are held by Catholics. ...her conversion to Catholicism … English dictionary
Catholicism — noun the beliefs and practices of a Catholic Church (Freq. 5) • Syn: ↑Catholicity • Derivationally related forms: ↑Catholic, ↑catholicize • Hypernyms: ↑Christianity, ↑Chr … Useful english dictionary
Catholicism — noun Date: circa 1617 1. Roman Catholicism 2. the faith, practice, or system of Catholic Christianity … New Collegiate Dictionary
