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1 ♦ praise
♦ praise /preɪz/n. [u]1 lode; elogio; approvazione; encomio: to sing sb. 's praises, celebrare le lodi di q.; to win high praise, ricevere grandi elogi; to sing one's own praises, battersi la grancassa (fig.)● beyond praise, superiore a ogni elogio □ to be loud in one's praise, approvare a gran voce □ (fam.) Praise be!, Dio sia lodato! □ Praise be to God!, lode al Signore!(to) praise /preɪz/v. t.1 lodare; elogiare; encomiare; decantare2 (relig.) glorificare; esaltare -
2 praise
I [preɪz]1) elogio m., lode f.in praise of sb. — in lode di qcn.
2) relig. gloria f.II [preɪz]1) lodare [person, book, achievement]to praise sb. for sth., for doing — lodare qcn. per qcs., per avere fatto
to praise sb. to the skies — portare o levare qcn. alle stelle
2) relig. lodare [ God]* * *[preiz] 1. verb1) (to express admiration or approval of; to commend: He praised her singing.) elogiare2) (to glorify (God) by singing hymns etc: Praise the Lord!) glorificare2. noun(the expression of approval or honour: He has received a lot of praise for his musical skill.) elogio* * *I [preɪz]1) elogio m., lode f.in praise of sb. — in lode di qcn.
2) relig. gloria f.II [preɪz]1) lodare [person, book, achievement]to praise sb. for sth., for doing — lodare qcn. per qcs., per avere fatto
to praise sb. to the skies — portare o levare qcn. alle stelle
2) relig. lodare [ God] -
3 praise ***
[preɪz]1. nelogio, lode f2. vtlodare, elogiare, (God) render lode ato praise sb for sth/for doing sth — lodare or elogiare qn per qc/per aver fatto qc
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4 worship
I 1. ['wɜːʃɪp]1) (veneration) venerazione f., adorazione f.; relig. culto m.2) (religious practice) culto m., servizio m. religioso2. II 1. ['wɜːʃɪp]2) (idolize) idolatrare, venerare (anche fig.)2.* * *['wə:ʃip] 1. past tense, past participle - worshipped; verb1) (to pay great honour to: to worship God.) adorare2) (to love or admire very greatly: She worships her older brother.) adorare2. noun(the act of worshipping: A church is a place of worship; the worship of God / of money.) adorazione, culto* * *worship /ˈwɜ:ʃɪp/n.1 [u] adorazione; culto; venerazione: a place of worship, un luogo di culto; un luogo sacro; an object of worship, un oggetto di venerazione (o di culto); freedom of worship, libertà di culto; He gazed at her with worship in his eyes, la fissava con uno sguardo d'adorazione2 ( titolo) eccellenza; eminenza; signoria: Your Worships, le Signorie Vostre; Your Worship, Vostra Eccellenza3 [u] (relig.) culto; servizio religioso4 [u] (arc.) merito; virtù; fama: men of worship, uomini di gran merito; to win worship, acquistar vasta fama.(to) worship /ˈwɜ:ʃɪp/v. t. e i.1 adorare; venerare; idolatrare: to worship false gods, adorare false divinità; to worship one's mother, idolatrare la propria madre2 andare in chiesa; essere praticante: Where do they worship?, in quale chiesa vanno?; a quale confessione appartengono?* * *I 1. ['wɜːʃɪp]1) (veneration) venerazione f., adorazione f.; relig. culto m.2) (religious practice) culto m., servizio m. religioso2. II 1. ['wɜːʃɪp]2) (idolize) idolatrare, venerare (anche fig.)2. -
5 glorify
['glɔːrɪfaɪ]verbo transitivo glorificare [ God]; esaltare, celebrare [person, event]* * *1) (to make (something) seem better than it is: That book glorified war.) esaltare2) (to praise.) glorificare* * *['glɔːrɪfaɪ]verbo transitivo glorificare [ God]; esaltare, celebrare [person, event]
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