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1 поклон
(символическое действие, служащее выражением чувства благоговения перед Богом; употребляется в христ. церкви с древних времён; по уставу правосл. церкви, поклоны бывают великие (или большие) и малые; малым поклоном называется обыкновенное наклонение головы, при котором можно рукою достать до земли; употребительно, напр. при чтении Евангелия, при перенесении Святых Даров с жертвенника на престол, при принятии благословения от епископов или священников; великим поклоном называется склонение головы и тела до земли; великие поклоны (иначе - земные) требуются церк. уставом во время великопостных богослужений и вообще при усиленной молитве) bowing, metanyвеликий [земной, низкий] поклон — deep [low] bow, little metany, греч. mikra metanoia, proskynema, proskynesis
полагать [раздавать, сделать] поклон — to bow
совершить [творить] три поклона — to bow three times
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