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1 religion
religion [ʀ(ə)liʒjɔ̃]feminine noun* * *ʀ(ə)liʒjɔ̃1) (croyance, culte) religion; ( piété) religion, (religious) faith2) fig3) ( vie monastique)* * *ʀ(ə)liʒjɔ̃ nf1) (= foi, croyance) religion2) (= piété, dévotion) faith* * *religion nf2 ( piété) religion, (religious) faith; avoir de la religion to be religious; sa religion est sincère he is a sincere believer;3 fig ( culte d'une valeur) avoir la religion du progrès/de l'art to be a great believer in progress/in art; se faire une religion de la ponctualité iron to make a fetish of punctuality; ma religion est faite là-dessus I'm absolutely convinced of that;4 ( vie monastique) monastic life; entrer en religion to enter the Church.[rəliʒjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [croyance] religionla religion juive the Jewish religion ou faithêtre sans ou n'avoir pas de religion to have no religion, to be of no religious faithse convertir à la religion catholique/musulmane to be converted to Catholicism/Islam2. [piété] religious faith -
2 culte
culte [kylt]1. masculine nouna. ( = vénération) worshipb. ( = pratiques) form of worship ; ( = religion) religionc. ( = office protestant) service2. adjective[film, livre] cult* * *kylt
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nom masculin2) ( ensemble de pratiques) religion3) ( adoration profane) cult, worship
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(-)culte (in compounds)* * *kylt1. nm1) (= pratique religieuse) worshiple culte rendu à... — the worship of...
2) (= religion, foi)le culte catholique — the Catholic religion, the Catholic faith
le culte musulman — the Muslim religion, the Muslim faith
le culte protestant — the Protestant religion, the Protestant faith
See:3) (= hommage, vénération) worshipvouer un culte à qch/qn — to worship sth/sb
4) (= service religieux protestant) service2. adj* * *A nm1 Relig gén cult; ( adoration) worship; culte des morts cult of the dead; culte du soleil sun worship; culte des ancêtres ancestor worship; rendre/vouer un culte à qn/qch to worship sb/sth;2 ( ensemble de pratiques) religion; le culte catholique/musulman the Catholic/Muslim religion;3 ( office protestant) (Protestant) service;4 ( adoration profane) cult, worship; avoir le culte de qch to worship sth; il a le culte de la réussite sociale he worships social success.culte de la personnalité personality cult.[kylt] nom masculin[cérémonie] service[dans le protestantisme] -
3 religieusement
religieusement [ʀ(ə)liʒjøzmɑ̃]adverb• conserver or garder religieusement [+ objet] to keep lovingly* * *ʀəliʒjøzmɑ̃1) [obéir] religiously; [écouter] with rapt attention2) ( pieusement) [se marier] in church* * *ʀ(ə)liʒjøzmɑ̃ adv1) (= selon une religion) religiously, [enterré, mariés] in church* * *religieusement adv1 ( consciencieusement) [obéir] religiously;2 ( avec recueillement) [écouter] with rapt attention;3 ( pieusement) [se marier] in church; élever religieusement ses enfants to bring up one's children in the faith.[rəliʒjøzmɑ̃] adverbe1. [pieusement] religiously
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