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1 clerical vestments
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2 Vestiarian Controversy (The dispute about the wearing of clerical vestments raised by puritan-minded clergy in the reign of Edward VI and again in the reign of Elizabeth I)
Религия: Спор о правилах ношения церковного облаченияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Vestiarian Controversy (The dispute about the wearing of clerical vestments raised by puritan-minded clergy in the reign of Edward VI and again in the reign of Elizabeth I)
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3 облачение священника
1) Religion: clerical vestments, sacred vestments ( Liturgical vestments worn to express and increase devotion)2) Makarov: clerical garbУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > облачение священника
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4 Спор о правилах ношения церковного облачения
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Спор о правилах ношения церковного облачения
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5 Vestiarian Controversy
Религия: (The dispute about the wearing of clerical vestments raised by puritan-minded clergy in the reign of Edward VI and again in the reign of Elizabeth I) Спор о правилах ношения церковного облаченияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Vestiarian Controversy
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6 Gammadion
Byzantine silk, or cloth of gold, figured with Greek crosses in embroidery; also embroidered on clerical vestments. The term Gammodion was also given to silk fabrics patterned with the Greek letter T and when four of these letters were so placed as to form a St. George's Cross (or a Filfot) the silk fabric was termed Stauron, or Strauracinus, and Polystauron. -
7 облачения
(одежды церковно- и священнослужителя, в которые он облачается при богослужении) (sacred) vestments, sacerdotal robes, church attire, (the long) robes, canonical dress, canonicalsоблачения архиерейские — archiepiscopal vestment, pontificals
облачения священника — clerical garb, clerical garment
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8 облачение
1) General subject: attire, clericals, investiture, investment, pall, toggery, vest, vestment, vestments, vesture2) Church: chasuble, cleric garment, clerical garment, clerical robes, robe3) Poetical language: array4) Bookish: habit5) History: garment6) Religion: apparel, appareling, garments7) Christianity: canonicals, robes -
9 одеяние священнослужителя
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > одеяние священнослужителя
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10 vêtement
vêtement [vεtmɑ̃]masculine nouna. ( = article d'habillement) garment• où ai-je mis mes vêtements ? where did I put my clothes?• vêtements de sport/de ville sports/town clothesb. ( = rayon de magasin) (rayon) vêtements clothing department* * *vɛtmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( pièce d'habillement) item ou piece of clothingdes vêtements — clothes, clothing [U]
‘vêtements pour hommes’ — ‘menswear’, ‘men's fashions’
2) ( secteur d'activité) clothing trade, garment industry US* * *vɛtmɑ̃1. nm1) garment, item of clothing2) COMMERCE2. vêtements nmpl* * *vêtement nm1 ( pièce d'habillement) item ou piece of clothing; des vêtements clothes, clothing ¢; vêtements d'été/d'hiver summer/winter clothes; si tu sors, prends un vêtement, il fait froid put something on if you are going out, it's cold; emporte des vêtements chauds take some warm clothes ou clothing; vêtements de travail workclothes; ce vêtement se vend très bien this garment is selling very well; un vêtement de pluie a raincoat; vêtements du dimanche Sunday best, Sunday clothes; ‘vêtements pour hommes’ ‘menswear’, ‘men's fashions’; ‘vêtements pour dames/enfants’ ‘ladies'/children's wear ou fashions’; vêtements de ski skiing clothes; vêtements de sport sportswear;2 ( secteur d'activité) clothing trade, garment industry US.[vɛtmɑ̃] nom masculinil fait froid, mets un vêtement chaud it's cold, put something warm ondes vêtements en loques tattered clothes, ragsvêtements de travail work ou working clothesvêtements ecclésiastiques clerical garb ou dress2. [profession]3. COMMERCEvêtement dames ou femmes ladies' wear -
11 priestly
1. a священнический; приличествующий духовному лицу2. a поповский3. a жреческийСинонимический ряд:1. ecclesiastic (adj.) canonical; churchly; clergy; clerical; ecclesiastic; episcopal; ministerial; pastoral; pontifical2. sacerdotal (adj.) hieratic; priestal; priestish; priestlike; sacerdotal; sacerdotical
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