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1 sacred
sacred adj sagradotr['seɪkrəd]1 sagrado,-a, sacro,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLis nothing sacred? ¿no se respeta nada?sacred to somebody/something dedicado,-a a alguien/algosacred cow vaca sagradasacred music música religiosasacred ['seɪkrəd] adj1) religious: sagrado, sacrosacred texts: textos sagrados2) holy: sagrado3)sacred to : consagrado aadj.• consagrado, -a adj.• sacro, -a adj.• sagrado, -a adj.'seɪkrəd, 'seɪkrɪda) (blessed, holy) <ground/animal> sagradosacred TO somebody/something — consagrado a alguien/algo
is nothing sacred any more? — ¿ya no se respeta nada?
b) ( with religious subject) < text> sagrado; < music> sacro['seɪkrɪd]ADJ (=holy) [shrine, object] sagradosacred places — lugares mpl sagrados
sacred music — música f sacra
sacred to the memory of... — consagrado a la memoria de...
a sacred promise — (fig) una promesa solemne
is nothing sacred? — ¿ya no se respeta nada?
sacred cow — (lit, fig) vaca f sagrada
* * *['seɪkrəd, 'seɪkrɪd]a) (blessed, holy) <ground/animal> sagradosacred TO somebody/something — consagrado a alguien/algo
is nothing sacred any more? — ¿ya no se respeta nada?
b) ( with religious subject) < text> sagrado; < music> sacro -
2 shrine
1) (a holy or sacred place: Many people visited the shrine where the saint lay buried.) santuario2) (a usually highly-decorated case for holding holy objects.) relicarioshrine n santuariotr[ʃraɪn]1 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL (holy place) santuario, lugar nombre masculino sagrado; (chapel) capilla; (remote) ermita; (tomb) sepulcro; (reliquary) relicarioshrine ['ʃraɪn] n1) tomb: sepulcro m (de un santo)2) sanctuary: lugar m sagrado, santuario mn.• lugar sagrado s.m.• relicario s.m.• sagrario s.m.• sepulcro s.m.• trono s.m.• urna s.f.ʃraɪnnoun ( holy place) santuario m, santo lugar m; ( chapel) capilla f; ( in out-of-the-way place) ermita f[ʃraɪn]N (Rel) (=tomb) sepulcro m ; (=sacred place) lugar m sagrado* * *[ʃraɪn]noun ( holy place) santuario m, santo lugar m; ( chapel) capilla f; ( in out-of-the-way place) ermita f -
3 dedicate
'dedikeit1) (to give up wholly to; to devote to: He dedicated his life to good works.) dedicar, consagrar, sacrificar2) (to set apart, especially for a holy or sacred purpose: He decided to dedicate a chapel to his wife's memory.) dedicar, consagrar3) ((of an author etc) to state that (a book etc) is in honour of someone: He dedicated the book to his father; She dedicated that song to her friend.) dedicar•- dedication
dedicate vb dedicartr['dedɪkeɪt]1 (devote - oneself, time, effort) dedicar, consagrar2 (book, poem, performance, etc) dedicar3 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL (consecrate) dedicar1) : dedicarshe dedicated the book to Carlos: le dedicó el libro a Carlos2) : consagrar, dedicarto dedicate one's life: consagrar uno su vidav.• brindar v.• dedicar v.'dedɪkeɪt1)a) ( devote)to dedicate something TO something/-ING — dedicar* algo a algo/+ inf
b) \<\<poem/book\>\> dedicar*to dedicate something TO somebody — dedicarle* algo a alguien
2)a) ( consecrate) \<\<church/shrine/memorial\>\> dedicar*b) ( declare open) (AmE) \<\<building/fair\>\> inaugurar['dedɪkeɪt]VT1) [+ book] dedicar (to a); [+ church, monument] dedicar, consagrar (to a)to dedicate one's life to sth/to doing sth — dedicar or consagrar su vida a algo/a hacer algo
to dedicate o.s. to sth/to doing sth — dedicarse or consagrarse a algo/a hacer algo
2) (US) (=inaugurate) [+ official building] inaugurar oficialmente* * *['dedɪkeɪt]1)a) ( devote)to dedicate something TO something/-ING — dedicar* algo a algo/+ inf
b) \<\<poem/book\>\> dedicar*to dedicate something TO somebody — dedicarle* algo a alguien
2)a) ( consecrate) \<\<church/shrine/memorial\>\> dedicar*b) ( declare open) (AmE) \<\<building/fair\>\> inaugurar -
4 holy
'həuli1) ((worthy of worship or respect because) associated with God, Jesus, a saint etc; sacred: the Holy Bible; holy ground.) sagrado2) (good; pure; following the rules of religion: a holy life.) santo•- holiness- the Holy Father
- Holy Thursday
holy adj sagrado / santotr['həʊlɪ]1 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL (sacred) santo,-a, sagrado,-a2 (blessed) bendito,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLHoly Ghost Espíritu SantoHoly Land Tierra Santaholy man santón nombre masculinoholy orders órdenes nombre femenino plural sagradasHoly See Santa Sede nombre femeninoholy war guerra santaHoly Week Semana Santaadj.• almo, -a adj.• sagrado, -a adj.• santo, -a adj.'həʊliadjective -lier, -liest <ground/place> sagrado, santo; < day> de precepto, de guardar; < water> bendito; <person/life/virtue> santothe Holy Bible — la Sagrada or Santa Biblia
holy orders — órdenes fpl sagradas
['hǝʊlɪ] (compar holier) (superl holiest)holy cow! — (colloq) rayos y centellas!, Dios bendito!
1.ADJ [place, book] sagrado, santo; [church, shrine] sagrado; [person] santo; [day] de preceptothe holiest day in the Jewish calendar — el principal día de precepto or la principal fiesta de guardar del calendario judío
- be a holy terror2.CPDholy of holies N — (lit, fig) sanctasanctórum m
holy oil N — santos óleos mpl
holy orders NPL — órdenes fpl sagradas
Holy Saturday N — Sábado m Santo
holy water N — agua f bendita
ScriptureHoly Writ † N — Sagradas Escrituras fpl
* * *['həʊli]adjective -lier, -liest <ground/place> sagrado, santo; < day> de precepto, de guardar; < water> bendito; <person/life/virtue> santothe Holy Bible — la Sagrada or Santa Biblia
holy orders — órdenes fpl sagradas
holy cow! — (colloq) rayos y centellas!, Dios bendito!
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