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1 minister
{'ministə}
I. 1. министър (u пълномощен)
MINISTER of the Crown член на кабинета (в Англия)
2. свещеник, пастор (неангликански) (и MINISTER of religion)
3. катoл. игумен на някои ордени (и MINISTER general)
4. агент, служител
MINISTER of vengeance прен. оръдие на отмъщението
II. 1. служа, прислужвам, обслужвам
to MINISTER to someone's needs грижа се за/обслужвам/гледам някого
2. съдействувам (to за), ост. оказвам (помощ)* * *{'ministъ} n 1. министър (u пьлномощен); M. of the Crown чле(2) {'ministъ} v 1. служа, прислужвам, обслужвам; to minister to s.* * *пастор; министър;* * *1. i. министър (u пълномощен) 2. ii. служа, прислужвам, обслужвам 3. minister of the crown член на кабинета (в Англия) 4. minister of vengeance прен. оръдие на отмъщението 5. to minister to someone's needs грижа се за/обслужвам/гледам някого 6. агент, служител 7. катoл. игумен на някои ордени (и minister general) 8. свещеник, пастор (неангликански) (и minister of religion) 9. съдействувам (to за), ост. оказвам (помощ)* * *minister[´ministə] I. n 1. министър (и пълномощен министър); 2. свещеник, пастор ( неангликански); 3. ост. слуга, подчинен, агент; \minister of vengeance прен. оръдие на отмъщението; M. without Portfolio министър без портфейл; II. v 1. служа, прислужвам, обслужвам; to \minister to s.o.'s needs грижа се за, обслужвам, гледам ( някого); задоволявам нуждите на някого; 2. съдействам за (to); 3. ост. свещенодействам; извършвам (обред и пр.); оказвам ( помощ).
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