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adj1) святий; священний; дорогийsacred duty — святий (священний) обов'язок
there is nothing sacred for (with) him — для нього нема нічого святого
2) духовний; релігійний; священний3) непорушний4) недоторканний5) поет. присвячений6) рідк. проклятий, ненависнийsacred fire — бешиха, бешихове запалення
the S. Way — іст. Священна дорога (головна вулиця у стародавньому Римі)
* * *['seikrid]a1) священний, святий, божественний; духовний; релігійний2) нерушимий; недоторканний3) пoeт. присвячений4) проклятий
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