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1 lenten clothes
Общая лексика: скромная одежда -
2 lenten
[ʹlent(ə)n] a1. церк. великопостныйLenten fast = Lent 1
2. (lenten)1) постныйlenten fare - постная /нескоромная/ пища
2) постный, скудныйlenten look - постный вид, постная мина
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3 Lenten
adj1) церк. великопісний3) (1.) перен. убогий, скромний, біднийLenten fig — а) родзинки; б) сушений інжир
* * *a1) цepк. великопісний2) (I.) пісний; пісний, убогий -
4 Lenten
1. a церк. великопостный2. a постный, скудный -
5 Lenten
ˈlentən прил.
1) церк. великопостный Lenten day ≈ великопостный день Lenten pastoral ≈ великопостное послание Lenten penance ≈ великопостная епитимья
2) постный;
пресный( о хлебе) Lenten food ≈ постная еда Lenten pie ≈ пирог без мяса Lenten face ≈ постная мина(церковное) великопостный - * day день великого поста - * fast (церковное) великий пост - * season время великого поста - * sermon великопостная проповедь (l.) постный - l. fare постная /нескоромная/ пища - l. soup постный суп - l. pic пирог без мяса постный, скудный - l. clothes скромная одежда - l. look постный вид, постная минаLenten церк. великопостный ~ постный (о пище) ;
пресный (о хлебе)
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