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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) duchovenstvo* * *• klérus• duchovní• duchovenstvo -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) duchovenstvo* * *• duchovnost• duchovenstvo -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) cler -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) (ο) κλήρος -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) clergé -
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['klə:‹i](the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion: the clergy of the Church of England.) clero -
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1. n министерство2. n кабинет министров3. n срок пребывания у власти кабинета или министра4. n духовенство; пастырство5. n функции священникаСинонимический ряд:1. clergy (noun) clergy; clergymen; clerics; ecclesiastics; prelacy; priesthood; the clerical order; the pulpit; vicarage2. means (noun) administrative agency; agency; agent; bureau; cabinet; channel; department; executive branch; instrument; instrumentality; instrumentation; intermediary; means; medium; organ; vehicle3. pastoral care (noun) administration of sacraments; exhortation; ministration; pastoral care; prayer; preaching; service; spiritual leadership4. post (noun) delegation; embassy; legation; mission; post -
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1. n священство2. n собир. священнослужители, священники; духовенство3. n собир. жречествоСинонимический ряд:clergy (noun) clergy; clergymen; clerics; ecclesiastics; ministry; prelacy; the clerical order; the pulpit; vicarage -
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1. n раввин2. n рабби3. n библ. равви, учитель4. n талмудистСинонимический ряд:jewish clergy (noun) expounder of the law; Hebrew theologian; jewish clergy; Jewish minister; Jewish teacher; master; ordained teacher; rabbinical school graduate; spiritual leader -
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1) (priests in general: the Anglican priesthood.) clero2) (the office or position of a priest: He was called to the priesthood.) sacerdociotr['priːsthʊd]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto enter the priesthood hacerse sacerdote, ordenarse sacerdotepriesthood ['pri:st.hʊd] n: sacerdocio mn.• clerecía s.f.• clericato s.m.• presbiterado s.m.• sacerdocio s.m.'priːsthʊdmass nouna) ( office) sacerdocio mto enter the priesthood — hacerse* sacerdote, ser* ordenado sacerdote
b) ( clergy) clero m['priːsthʊd]N (=function) sacerdocio m ; (=priests collectively) clero m* * *['priːsthʊd]mass nouna) ( office) sacerdocio mto enter the priesthood — hacerse* sacerdote, ser* ordenado sacerdote
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noun (one of the clergy; a priest, minister etc.) clérigotr['klɜːʤɪmən]1 clérigon.(§ pl.: clergymen) = capellán s.m.• clérigo s.m.• pastor s.m.'klɜːrdʒimən, 'klɜːdʒimən['klɜːdʒɪmǝn]N (pl clergymen) clérigo m ; (Anglican) pastor m anglicano; (Protestant) pastor m protestante* * *['klɜːrdʒimən, 'klɜːdʒimən] -
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noun, pl. clergymanmen Geistliche, der* * *noun (one of the clergy; a priest, minister etc.) der/die Geistliche* * *ˈcler·gy·mann Geistliche(r) m* * *['klɜːdZɪmən]n pl - men[-mən] Geistliche(r) m, Pastor m, Pfarrer m* * *clergyman [-mən] s irr1. Geistliche(r) m2. ordinierter Priestercl. abk1. class3. clergyman4. clerk5. cloth* * *noun, pl. clergymanmen Geistliche, der* * *n.(§ pl.: clergymen)= Geistliche m. -
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noun, pl. cloths1) Stoff, der; Tuch, das2) (piece of cloth) Tuch, das; (dish-cloth) Spültuch, das; (table-cloth) Tischtuch, das; [Tisch]decke, die; (duster) Staubtuch, das* * *[kloƟ]plural - cloths; noun((a piece of) woven material from which clothes and many other items are made: a tablecloth; a face-cloth; a floor-cloth; Woollen cloth is often more expensive than other cloths.) das Tuch, der Stoff* * *[klɒθ, AM klɑ:θ]I. ndish\cloth Spültuch nt, Spüllappen ma man of the \cloth ein Geistlicher m4.\cloth jacket Textiljacke f* * *[klɒɵ]na nice piece of cloth —
2) (= dishcloth, tea cloth etc) Tuch nt; (for cleaning also) Lappen m; (= tablecloth) Tischdecke f, Tischtuch nt3) no pl (ECCL)* * *cloth [klɒθ; klɔːθ]A pl cloths [-θs; -ðz] s1. Tuch n, Gewebe n, (engS. Woll)Stoff m:2. Tuch n, Lappen mlay the cloth obs den Tisch decken;4. ( besonders geistliche) Tracht:the cloth der geistliche Stand, die Geistlichkeit;a man of the cloth ein Geistlicher5. SCHIFFa) Segeltuch nb) Segel pl6. pl THEAT Soffitten plbound in cloth mit LeineneinbandB adj1. aus Tuch2. Buchbinderei: Leinen…:cloth binding Leineneinband mcl. abk1. class3. clergyman4. clerk5. cloth* * *noun, pl. cloths1) Stoff, der; Tuch, dascut one's coat according to one's cloth — (fig.) sich nach der Decke strecken (ugs.)
2) (piece of cloth) Tuch, das; (dish-cloth) Spültuch, das; (table-cloth) Tischtuch, das; [Tisch]decke, die; (duster) Staubtuch, das* * *n.Leinen n.Stoff -e m.Tuch ¨-er n. -
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noun (one of the clergy; a priest, minister etc.) clérigo* * *cler.gy.man[kl'ə:dʒimən] n 1 clérigo, padre, pastor, sacerdote, ministro. 2 roupa usada por clérigos católicos. clergyman’s sore throat faringite crônica. -
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noun (one of the clergy; a priest, minister etc.) dvasininkas
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clergy — noun (plural clergies) Etymology: Middle English clergie, from Anglo French, from clerc clergyman Date: 13th century 1. a group ordained to perform pastoral or sacerdotal functions in a Christian church 2. the official or sacerdo … New Collegiate Dictionary
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clergy — [ klə:dʒi] noun (plural clergies) [usu. treated as plural] the body of people ordained for religious duties, especially in the Christian Church. Origin ME: from OFr., based on eccles. L. clericus (see cleric) … English new terms dictionary
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