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1 dedicate
['dedɪkeɪt]гл.1) ( dedicate to) посвящать (себя, свою жизнь чему-л.)Syn:consecrate 1. 2), devote2) ( dedicate to) посвящать божеству, святомуThe priests dedicated the church ( to God). — Священники освятили церковь.
The church is dedicated to St Mary of Bec. — Это церковь в честь Святой Марии Бекской.
Syn:consecrate 1. 2)3) ( dedicate to) посвящать (кому-л.)The book was dedicated to her mother. — Книга была посвящена её матери.
4) амер.; разг. открывать (выставку, памятник)President Lyndon Johnson was to dedicate the Fair. — Открыть (Нью-Йоркскую всемирную) выставку должен был президент Линдон Джонсон.
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2 (to) dedicate
(to) dedicate /ˈdɛdɪkeɪt/v. t.1 dedicare; consacrare: to dedicate oneself to doing st., dedicarsi a fare qc.; to dedicate one's life to st., consacrare la propria vita a qc.; They dedicated a lot of their time to charity work, hanno dedicato molto del loro tempo alla beneficenza2 inaugurare: to dedicate a public building [a statue], inaugurare un edificio pubblico [una statua]3 (fin.) destinare: to dedicate revenue to council houses [to roadbuilding], destinare parte del gettito da imposte all'edilizia popolare [alla costruzione di strade] -
3 (to) dedicate
(to) dedicate /ˈdɛdɪkeɪt/v. t.1 dedicare; consacrare: to dedicate oneself to doing st., dedicarsi a fare qc.; to dedicate one's life to st., consacrare la propria vita a qc.; They dedicated a lot of their time to charity work, hanno dedicato molto del loro tempo alla beneficenza2 inaugurare: to dedicate a public building [a statue], inaugurare un edificio pubblico [una statua]3 (fin.) destinare: to dedicate revenue to council houses [to roadbuilding], destinare parte del gettito da imposte all'edilizia popolare [alla costruzione di strade]
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