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1 phylactery
{fi'læktəri}
1. филактерия
2. привидна набожност
to make broad one's PHYLACTERY правя се на много набожен
3. талисман, амулет
4. изк. лента с надпис* * *{fi'laktъri} n 1. филактерия; 2. привидна набожност; to ma* * *1. to make broad one's phylactery правя се на много набожен 2. изк. лента с надпис 3. привидна набожност 4. талисман, амулет 5. филактерия* * *phylactery[fi´læktəri] n 1. филактерия; прен. показна, фалшива, лицемерна набожност; to make broad o.'s \phylactery ( phylacteries) разг. изкарвам на показ набожността си; 2. изк. лента с надпис; 3. талисман, амулет.
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