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1 officiate
intransitive verbofficiate at the service — den Gottesdienst abhalten
* * *[ə'fiʃieit]verb (to do the duty or service of an office or official position: The new clergyman officiated at the wedding.) den Gottesdienst abhalten* * *of·fi·ci·ate[əˈfɪʃieɪt]vi ( form)to \officiate at a match SPORT ein Spiel pfeifento \officiate at a wedding eine Trauung vornehmen* * *[ə'fIʃIeɪt]vtamtieren, fungieren (at bei)to officiate as president — als Präsident fungieren, das Amt des Präsidenten ausüben
* * *officiate [əˈfıʃıeıt] v/i1. amtieren, fungieren ( beide:as als)2. den Gottesdienst leiten, KATH die Messe lesen:officiate at a marriage eine Trauung vornehmen* * *intransitive verbofficiate as... — fungieren als...
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2 officiate
of·fi·ci·ate [əʼfɪʃieɪt] vi( form);to \officiate at sth bei etw dat amtieren;to \officiate [at sth] as sth [bei etw dat] als etw fungieren;to \officiate at several churches vicar für mehrere Pfarreien zuständig sein;to \officiate at a match sports ein Spiel pfeifen;to \officiate at a wedding eine Trauung vornehmen
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