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1 consecrating a saint
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2 saint
1. n рел. святой; праведник2. n святой, ангелdo be a saint and help with this — будь так добр, помоги мне
a saint stripped of his halo — святой, лишённый своего нимба
3. n ирон. святоша4. n рел. христианин; крещёный5. n рел. божий избранник6. n рел. пуританинyoung saints make old sinners — святоша в молодости — греховодник в старости
7. v рел. канонизировать, причислять к лику святых8. v называть святымconsecrated a saint — причислил к лику святых; причисленный к лику святых
9. v вести святую жизнь; не знать греха10. v прикидываться человеком святой жизни; святошествоватьСинонимический ряд:sufferer (noun) martyr; offering; sacrifice; scapegoat; sufferer; victim
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