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noun1) (Eccl.) Kirchenbank, diehave or take a pew — sich platzen (ugs. scherzh.)
* * *[pju:](a seat or bench in a church.) die Kirchenbank* * *[pju:]n Kirchenbank f* * *[pjuː]n (ECCL)(Kirchen)bank f; (hum = chair) Platz mtake a pew! (hum) — lass dich nieder! (hum)
* * *pew [pjuː] s1. (Kirchen)Bank f, Bankreihe f, Kirchenstuhl m, pl auch Kirchengestühl n2. Br umg (Sitz)Platz m:take a pew sich platzen umg* * *noun1) (Eccl.) Kirchenbank, diehave or take a pew — sich platzen (ugs. scherzh.)
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noun1) Kirche, diego to church — in die od. zur Kirche gehen
2)* * *[ ə: ]1) (a building for public Christian worship.) die Kirche2) (a group of Christians considered as a whole: the Catholic Church.) die Kirche•- academic.ru/12853/churchyard">churchyard* * *[tʃɜ:tʃ, AM tʃɜ:rtʃ]I. n<pl -es>▪ the C\church die Kirchethe Anglican/Catholic C\church die Anglikanische/Katholische Kirchethe Free C\church die Freikirche1. (of church organization) kirchlich, Kirch[en]-\church elder Kirchenälteste(r) f(m)\church function Kirchenveranstaltung f\church wedding kirchliche Trauung\church pew Kirchenbank f\church porch Kirchenportal nt3.* * *[tSɜːtʃ]nKirche f; (= service) die Kircheto go to church — in die Kirche gehen
he has gone into or entered the Church — er ist Geistlicher geworden
Church calendar — Kirchenkalender m, Kalendarium nt
* * *A s1. Kirche f2. Gottesdienst m:after church nach der Kirche;attend church am Gottesdienst teilnehmen;church is over die Kirche ist aus;go to church in die Kirche gehen5. Geistlichkeit f:B v/t1. (zur Taufe etc) in die Kirche bringen2. einen Dankgottesdienst für eine Wöchnerin abhaltenC adj1. Kirchen…, kirchlichch. abk2. chapter3. chief4. child5. children6. church* * *noun1) Kirche, diein or at church — in der Kirche
go to church — in die od. zur Kirche gehen
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* * *['pju:tə]noun, adjective((of) a metal made by mixing tin and lead: That mug is (made of) pewter; a pewter mug.) das Hartzinn, Zinn-...* * *pew·ter[ˈpju:təʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]* * *['pjuːtə(r)]n(= alloy) Zinn nt; (= vessel) Zinnbecher m; (= articles) Zinn(geschirr) nt* * *pewter [ˈpjuːtə(r)]A s1. Pewter m (Zinn-Antimon-Kupfer-Legierung für Tafelgeräte etc), weitS. Zinn n2. a) Zinngefäß n, z. B. Zinnbecher m3. Blaugrau n (Farbe)B adj1. Zinn…2. blaugrau* * *noun, no pl., no indef. art.(substance, vessels) Pewter, der; [Hart]zinn, das* * *n.Zinngefäß n.Zinngeschirr n. -
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1)the C\church die Kirche;the Anglican/Catholic C\church die Anglikanische/Katholische Kirche;the Free C\church die Freikirche;1) ( of church organization) kirchlich, Kirch[en]-;\church elder Kirchenälteste(r) f(m);\church function Kirchenveranstaltung f;\church wedding kirchliche Trauung\church pew Kirchenbank f;\church porch Kirchenportal nt;PHRASES:as poor as a \church mouse arm wie eine Kirchenmaus ( fam) -
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(DE) Büttel; Kirchendiener {r}; Gemeindediener {r}; Kirchner {r}; Mesner; (EN) beadle; parish clerk; parish-clerk; pew-opener; sacrist; vestry-keeper; vesturer -
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(DE) Ruhebank {e}; Sitzbank {e}; (EN) band; bench; pew; table -
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(DE) Büttel; Kirchendiener {r}; Küster {r}; Sakristan {r}; Kirchner {r}; Mesner; Sigrist {r}; (EN) beadle; lay clerk; parish clerk; pew-opener; sacrist; sacristan; sexton; vestry-keeper; vestryman; vesturer -
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(DE) Kirchendiener {r}; Gemeindediener {r}; Kirchner {r}; (EN) parish clerk; parish-clerk; pew-opener; verger -
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(DE) Platz {r}; Sitzgelegenheit {e}; Sitzplatz {r}; (EN) perch; pew; place; seat; sitting
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pew — pew·age; pew; pew·dom; pew·ful; pew·less; pew·ter; pew·ter·er; … English syllables
Pew — Pew, n. [OE. pewe, OF. puie parapet, balustrade, balcony, fr. L. podium an elevated place, a jutty, balcony, a parapet or balcony in the circus, where the emperor and other distinguished persons sat, Gr. ?, dim. of ?, ?, foot; hence the Latin… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pew — If the Situation around you stinks, it is Pew. Mom/Dad: No, you Can t go to your friend s house. You: Oh, this is pew … Dictionary of american slang
pew — If the Situation around you stinks, it is Pew. Mom/Dad: No, you Can t go to your friend s house. You: Oh, this is pew … Dictionary of american slang
Pew — Pew, v. t. To furnish with pews. [R.] Ash. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pew — late 14c., raised, enclosed seat for certain worshippers (ladies, important men, etc.), from O.Fr. puie, puy balcony, elevation, from L. podia, pl. of podium elevated place, also balcony in a Roman theater (see PODIUM (Cf. podium)). Meaning fixed … Etymology dictionary
pew — ► NOUN 1) (in a church) a long bench with a back. 2) Brit. informal a seat. ORIGIN originally denoting a raised, enclosed place for particular worshippers: from Old French puye balcony , from Latin podium elevated place … English terms dictionary
pew — [pyo͞o] n. [ME pewe < OFr puie, balcony, balustrade < L podia, pl. of podium, balcony: see PODIUM] 1. any of the benches with a back that are fixed in rows in a church 2. any of the boxlike enclosures with seats, in some churches, for the… … English World dictionary
PEW — Das Pew Forschungszentrum, engl. Pew Research Center, bis 1995 Times Mirror Center for the People the Press, ist ein Meinungsforschungsinstitut mit Sitz in Washington, D. C., benannt nach dem US amerikanischen Ölindustriellen Joseph Newton Pew… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Pew — A pew is a long bench used for seating members of a church s congregation.Churches were not commonly furnished with permanent pews before the coming of the Protestant Reformation. The rise of the sermon as a central act of Christian worship,… … Wikipedia
pew — pew1 [ pju ] noun count a long wooden seat in a church take a pew BRITISH SPOKEN used for telling someone in a friendly way to sit down with you pew pew 2 [ pju ] interjection AMERICAN SPOKEN used for saying you smell something unpleasant … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English