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noun[Mönchs]kloster, das* * *['monəstəri](a house in which a community of monks lives.) das Kloster- academic.ru/47662/monastic">monastic* * *mon·as·tery[ˈmɒnəstəri, AM ˈmɑ:nəsteri]n [Mönchs]kloster nt* * *['mɒnəstərI]n(Mönchs)kloster nt* * ** * *noun[Mönchs]kloster, das* * *n.Kloster -¨ n.Mönchkloster n. -
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mon·as·tery [ʼmɒnəstəri, Am ʼmɑ:nəsteri] n[Mönchs]kloster nt -
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6 monastery garden
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > monastery garden
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8 Carthusian monastery
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > Carthusian monastery
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9 Dominican monastery
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > Dominican monastery
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10 walled monastery
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > walled monastery
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12 cloister
noun1) (covered walk) Kreuzgang, der* * *['kloistə](a covered walk forming part of a monastery, church or college.) der Kreuzgang* * *clois·ter[ˈklɔɪstəʳ, AM -ɚ]* * *['klɔɪstə(r)]1. n1) (= covered walk) Kreuzgang m2) (= monastery) Kloster nt2. vrto cloister oneself ( away) — sich von der Welt abkapseln
* * *cloister [ˈklɔıstə(r)]A s1. a) Kloster nb) Klosterleben n2. ARCHa) auch pl Kreuzgang mb) Arkade fB v/t1. in ein Kloster stecken2. cloister o.s. fig sich einschließen (in in akk)* * *noun1) (covered walk) Kreuzgang, der2) (convent, monastery; monastic life) Kloster, das* * *n.Kreuzgang m. -
13 foundation
noun1) (establishing) Gründung, die; (of hospital, monastery) Stiftung, die; (of school of painting, of religion) Begründung, die2) (institution) Stiftung, die3) usu. in pl.foundation[s] — (underlying part of building; also fig.) Fundament, das
be without or have no foundation — (fig.) unbegründet sein
lay the foundation of/for something — (fig.) das Fundament od. die Grundlage zu etwas legen
4) (cosmetic) Grundierung, die* * *1) (the act of founding: the foundation of a new university.) die Gründung2) (the base on which something is built: First they laid the foundations, then they built the walls.) das Fundament3) (an amount of money to be used for a special purpose or the organization that manages it: The British Foundation for Cancer Research.) die Stiftung* * *foun·da·tion[ˌfaʊnˈdeɪʃən]nto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinem Fundament erschütternto shake sth to its \foundations etw in seinen Grundfesten erschütternto have no [or be without] \foundation der [o jeglicher] Grundlage entbehren geh* * *[faUn'deISən]n2) (= institution) Stiftung f3)foundations pl ( Build, of house etc ) — Fundament nt; (of road) Unterbau m
4) (fig: basis) Grundlage fto be without foundation (rumours, allegations) — jeder Grundlage entbehren; (fears) unbegründet sein
to rock or shake sth to its foundations — etw bis in seine Grundfesten erschüttern
5) (= make-up) Grundierungscreme f* * *foundation [faʊnˈdeıʃn] s1. meist pl ARCH Fundament n:a) das Fundament legen für, fundamentieren,2. meist pl TECH Unterbau m, -lage f (einer Straße etc), Bettung f3. Grundlegung f4. fig Gründung f, Errichtung f:5. (gemeinnützige) Stiftung:be on the foundation Geld aus der Stiftung erhalten6. a) Unterlage fb) steifes (Zwischen)Futter7. MAL Grundierung f, Grundanstrich m9. a) → academic.ru/29055/foundation_garment">foundation garment 110. fig Grund(lage) m(f), Basis f, Fundament n:be completely without foundation, have no foundation in fact jeder Grundlage entbehren* * *noun1) (establishing) Gründung, die; (of hospital, monastery) Stiftung, die; (of school of painting, of religion) Begründung, die2) (institution) Stiftung, die3) usu. in pl.foundation[s] — (underlying part of building; also fig.) Fundament, das
be without or have no foundation — (fig.) unbegründet sein
lay the foundation of/for something — (fig.) das Fundament od. die Grundlage zu etwas legen
4) (cosmetic) Grundierung, die* * *n.Fundament n.Grundlage f.Gründung -en f.Stiftung -en f. -
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nounMensa, die* * *[rə'fektəri](a dining-hall for monks, students etc.) der Speisesaal* * *re·fec·tory[rɪˈfektəri, AM -tɚi]* * *[rI'fektərI]n(in college) Mensa f; (in monastery) Refektorium nt* * *refectory [rıˈfektərı] s1. Refektorium n (Speiseraum in Klöstern etc)2. UNIV etc Mensa f* * *nounMensa, die* * *n.Speiseraum m.Speisesaal m. -
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noun(also Biol., Electr.) Zelle, die* * *[sel]1) (a small room (especially in a prison or monastery).) die Zelle2) (a very small piece of the substance of which all living things are made; the smallest unit of living matter: The human body is made up of cells.) die Zelle4) (one of many small compartments making up a structure: the cells of a honeycomb.) die Zelle•- academic.ru/11679/cellular">cellular- cellphone* * *[sel]n3. BIOL, ELEC, POL Zelle fbattery \cell Batteriezelle ffuel \cell Brennstoffzelle fto use one's grey \cells seine kleinen grauen Zellen anstrengen hum fam* * *[sel]n1) Zelle f* * *cell [sel] s1. (Kloster-, Gefängnis- etc)Zelle f2. allg Zelle f ( auch POL), Kammer f ( auch PHYSIOL, im Gewebe), Fach n ( auch BOT, des Fruchtknotens)3. BIOL Zelle f:cell biology Zellbiologie f;cell division Zellteilung f;cell fluid Zellsaft m;cell growth Zellwachstum n;cell membrane Zellmembran f;cell nucleus Zellkern m;cell wall Zellwand f4. ELEKa) Zelle f, Element n (einer Batterie)b) Speicherzelle f (einer Rechenmaschine)c) Schaltzelle f5. CHEM, PHYS elektrolytische Zelle6. FLUGb) Gaszelle f* * *noun(also Biol., Electr.) Zelle, die* * *n.Zelle -n f. -
17 Dominican
Do·mini·can[dəˈmɪnɪkən, AM doʊˈ-]1. REL Dominikaner-\Dominican friar [or monk] Dominikaner[mönch] m2. (relating to Dominican Republic) dominikanischII. n* * *I [də'mInɪkən] (GEOG)1. adjdominikanisch2. nDominikaner( in) m(f) II (ECCL)1. nDominikaner m2. adjDominikaner-, dominikanisch* * *Dominican [dəˈmınıkən]A adj1. REL dominikanisch, Dominikaner…:Dominican friar → B 1 a;Dominican nun → B 1 b;Dominican order Dominikanerorden m2. dominikanischB s1. RELa) Dominikaner mb) Dominikanerin f* * *n.Dominikaner m. -
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Fran·cis·can[frænˈsɪskən]\Franciscan friar Franziskanermönch m* * *[frn'sɪskən]1. nFranziskaner( in) m(f)2. adjFranziskaner-Franciscan monk/monastery — Franziskanermönch m/-kloster nt
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nounMönch, der* * *(a member of a male religious group, who lives in a monastery, away from the rest of society.) der Mönch* * *[mʌŋk]n Mönch m* * *[mʌŋk]nMönch m* * *monk [mʌŋk] s1. Mönch m2. a) ZOOL Mönchsaffe mb) FISCH Engelhai m3. TYPO besonders Br Schmierstelle f* * *nounMönch, derorder of monks — Mönchsorden, der
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noun1) (traffic-free area)[pedestrian] precinct — Fußgängerzone, die
[shopping] precinct — für den Verkehr weitgehend gesperrtes Einkaufsviertel
* * *['pri:siŋkt]1) ((often in plural) the space surrounding a building etc (originally within walls or boundaries): the cathedral precincts.) der Bezirk2) ((especially American) an administrative district: a police precinct.) der Bezirk•- academic.ru/117856/pedestrian_shopping_precinct">pedestrian/shopping precinct* * *pre·cinct[ˈpri:sɪŋ(k)t]n1. (boundaries)the \precincts of a castle/palace der Schlossbezirk/Palastbezirkthe cathedral \precinct das Domgeländewithin the \precincts of the monastery/the museum \precincts auf dem Gelände des Klosters/des Museumspedestrian \precinct Fußgängerzone fshopping \precinct Einkaufszone f* * *['priːsIŋkt]n1) (Brit) (= pedestrian precinct) Fußgängerzone f; (= shopping precinct) Geschäfts- or Einkaufsviertel nt; (US) (= police precinct) Revier nt; (= voting precinct) Bezirk m2) pl (= grounds, premises) Gelände nt, Areal nt; (= environs) Umgebung f; (of cathedral) Domfreiheit f* * *precinct [ˈpriːsıŋkt] s1. eingefriedeter Bezirk (Br besonders um eine Kirche):2. US Bezirk m, besondersa) (Polizei)Revier nb) Wahlbezirk m, -kreis m:3. pl Umgebung f, Bereich m4. pl fig Bereich m, Grenzen pl:* * *noun[pedestrian] precinct — Fußgängerzone, die
[shopping] precinct — für den Verkehr weitgehend gesperrtes Einkaufsviertel
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Monastery — of St. Nilus on Stolbnyi Island in Lake Seliger near Ostashkov, Russia, ca. 1910 … Wikipedia
monastery — (n.) c.1400, from O.Fr. monastere monastery (14c.) and directly from L.L. monasterium, from Eccles. Gk. monasterion a monastery, from monazein to live alone, from monos alone (see MONO (Cf. mono )). With suffix terion place for (doing something) … Etymology dictionary
Monastery — Mon as*te*ry, n.; pl. {Monasteries}. [L. monasterium, Gr. ?, fr. ? a solitary, a monk, fr. ? to be alone, live in solitude, fr. mo nos alone. Cf. {Minister}.] A house of religious retirement, or of secusion from ordinary temporal concerns,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
monastery — *cloister, convent, nunnery, abbey, priory … New Dictionary of Synonyms
monastery — [n] place where monks live abbey, cloister, friary, house, lamasery, priory, religious community; concepts 368,439,516 … New thesaurus
monastery — ► NOUN (pl. monasteries) ▪ a community of monks living under religious vows. ORIGIN Greek monast rion, from monazein live alone … English terms dictionary
monastery — [män′ə ster΄ē] n. pl. monasteries [ME monasterie < LL(Ec) monasterium < LGr(Ec) monastērion < Gr monazein, to be alone < monos, alone: see MONO ] 1. a building or residence for monks or others who have withdrawn from the world for… … English World dictionary
monastery — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great ▪ the great monastery of St Quentin ▪ ancient, medieval, old ▪ ruined ▪ … Collocations dictionary
MONASTERY — Western European monastic communities began to develop into more formalized brick and stone architectural compounds during the reign of Charlemagne in the 800s. Monasteries, which function as a place of prayer and are inhabited by people… … Historical Dictionary of Architecture
monastery — UK [ˈmɒnəst(ə)rɪ] / US [ˈmɑnəˌsterɪ] noun [countable] Word forms monastery : singular monastery plural monasteries a building where a group of monks (= a religious community of men) lives and works … English dictionary
monastery — monasterial /mon euh stear ee euhl/, adj. /mon euh ster ee/, n., pl. monasteries. 1. a house or place of residence occupied by a community of persons, esp. monks, living in seclusion under religious vows. 2. the community of persons living in… … Universalium
