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communion [kə'mju:njən]1 noun∎ a communion of interests une communauté d'intérêts;∎ communion with nature communion f avec la natureReligion (sacrament) communion f;∎ to give Communion donner la communion;∎ to take or to receive Communion recevoir la communion;∎ they go to Communion every Sunday ils communient tous les dimanches;∎ she made her Communion elle a fait sa communion;∎ to make one's Easter Communion faire ses pâques►► Religion communion cup calice m;Religion communion service célébration f de la communion;Religion communion wafer hostie f;Religion communion wine vin m de messe
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