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1 absolution
absolution [apsɔlysjɔ̃]feminine nounabsolution (de from)* * *apsɔlysjɔ̃nom féminin Religion absolution* * *apsɔlysjɔ̃ nfabsolution, DROIT dismissal (of case)* * *absolution nf Relig absolution (de qch for sth); donner l'absolution à qn to give sb absolution; recevoir l'absolution to receive absolution.[apsɔlysjɔ̃] nom féminin -
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f; -, -en; KATH. absolution; jemandem die Absolution erteilen give ( oder grant) s.o. absolution, forgive s.o. umg.* * *die Absolutionabsolution* * *Ab|so|lu|ti|on [apzolu'tsioːn]f -, -en (ECCL)absolution* * *(forgiveness, especially of sins: The priest granted the man absolution.) absolution* * *Ab·so·lu·ti·on<-, -en>[apzoluˈtsi̯o:n]f REL absolution[jdm] die \Absolution erteilen to grant [sb] [or pronounce] absolutionjdm keine \Absolution erteilen können (fig) not to be in the position to declare sb blameless* * *die; Absolution, Absolutionen (kath. Rel.) absolution* * ** * *die; Absolution, Absolutionen (kath. Rel.) absolution* * *f.absolution n. -
3 jdm. die Absolution erteilen
to grant/give sb. absolutionDeutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > jdm. die Absolution erteilen
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4 absolución
f.absolution, pardon, amnesty, forgiveness.* * *1 RELIGIÓN absolution2 DERECHO acquittal* * *SF (Rel) absolution; (Jur) acquittal* * *a) (Relig) absolutionb) (Der) acquittal* * *= acquittal.Ex. After a preliminary acquittal, they were retried and convicted, causing public outrage, especially among artists.* * *a) (Relig) absolutionb) (Der) acquittal* * *= acquittal.Ex: After a preliminary acquittal, they were retried and convicted, causing public outrage, especially among artists.
* * *1 ( Relig) absolutiondar la absolución to give absolution2 ( Der) acquittaldecretar la libre absolución to acquitsolicitó la total absolución de su cliente he asked the court to acquit his client on all counts* * *
absolución sustantivo femeninoa) (Relig) absolutionb) (Der) acquittal
absolución sustantivo femenino
1 Rel absolution
2 Jur acquittal: la absolución fue injusta, the aquittal was an injustice
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absolution
* * *absolución nf1. Der acquittal2. Rel absolution;dar la absolución a alguien to give sb absolution* * *f1 JUR acquittal;el juez anunció la absolución por falta de pruebas the judge acquitted the accused for lack of evidence2 REL absolution;dar la absolución a alguien give s.o. absolution* * *absolución nf, pl - ciones1) : absolution2) : acquittal -
5 отпускать грехи
1) General subject: loose, remit, absolve of sins2) Obsolete: shrive3) Religion: absolve, administer absolution, assoil ( То remit a sin by absolution), give absolution, grant absolution, justify, atone for sins -
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1) General subject: grant remission of sins (кому-л.), (кому-л.) purify from his sins, (кому-л.) purify of his sins2) Church: loose3) Obsolete: shrive4) Religion: administer absolution, give absolution, grant absolution -
7 absolucja
f.prawn., rel. absolution; dostać/uzyskać absolucję be given/granted absolution; udzielić komuś absolucji give absolution to sb, absolve sb.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > absolucja
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8 odrješenje
n untying, undoing itd. (- od-vezivanje, razvezivanje); (od grijeha) absolution; (opraštanje) indulgence, remission, forgiveness | dati - release, set free; (od grijeha) absolve (from sin), give absolution* * *• discharge• liberation• acquitment• absolution -
9 відпускати
= відпустити1) to let go, to give leave, to dismiss; іст. ( на волю) to manumit; ( звільняти) to set free, to make free, to release, to discharge, to enfranchise2) ( послаблювати) to relax, to slacken; (болт, гвинт) to loosen; ( гальмо) to release3) ( видавати) to supply; ( про продавця в магазині) to serve4) ( гріхи) to absolve, to forgive, to remit5) тех. to temperвідпускати сталь — to temper (to draw, to abate) steel
6) (волосся, бороду) to ( let) grow7)відпускати гріхи — to give absolution, to absolve of smb.'s sins
відпускати ціни — to liberalize ( to unfreeze) prices
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10 assolvere
law acquitda un obbligo releasecompito carry out, performreligion absolve, give absolution to* * *assolvere v.tr.1 ( sciogliere) to release, to free: assolvere qlcu. da una promessa, da un giuramento, to release s.o. from a promise, an oath2 (dir.) to acquit, to discharge: l'imputato fu assolto dall'accusa di omicidio, the accused was acquitted of the charge of murder4 (relig.) to absolve.* * *[as'sɔlvere]verbo transitivoassolvere qcn. dall'accusa di (aver fatto) qcs. — to acquit sb. of (doing) sth
2) relig. to absolve [ peccatore] (da from, of)3) (sciogliere)assolvere qcn. da — to release sb. from [promessa, obbligo, debito]
4) (adempiere) [ persona] to discharge, to perform, to fulfil [compito, obbligo]; (estinguere) to discharge [ debito]* * *assolvere/as'sɔlvere/ [22]1 dir. (per non colpevolezza) to acquit; (per non punibilità) to absolve, to discharge; assolvere qcn. dall'accusa di (aver fatto) qcs. to acquit sb. of (doing) sth.2 relig. to absolve [ peccatore] (da from, of)3 (sciogliere) assolvere qcn. da to release sb. from [promessa, obbligo, debito]4 (adempiere) [ persona] to discharge, to perform, to fulfil [compito, obbligo]; (estinguere) to discharge [ debito]. -
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udzielać (udzielić perf) komuś rozgrzeszenia — to grant absolution to sb
* * *n.rz.-kat. absolution; udzielać (komuś) rozgrzeszenia give l. grant (sb) absolution.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rozgrzeszenie
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кому-л. to grant smb. remission of sins, to give smb. absolution, to absolve, to remit sins, to administer [give, grant] absolution to smb., to shrive, устар. to assoil"отпускаю грехи твои" лат. — "absolvo te"
Русско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > отпускать грехи
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13 rozgrzesze|nie
Ⅰ sv ⇒ rozgrzeszyć Ⅱ n absolution- udzielić rozgrzeszeenia to give a. administer absolution (from sins)- dostać rozgrzeszeenie to be absolved from sins- poszedł do spowiedzi i dostał rozgrzeszenie he went to confession and was absolved a. given absolutionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rozgrzesze|nie
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14 отпускать
несов. - отпуска́ть, сов. - отпусти́ть; (вн.)1) ( позволять уйти) let (d) go, let (d) off; ( освобождать) set (d) free, release [-s] (d)2) ( выдавать) supply (d); ( в магазине) serve (d)отпуска́ть сре́дства — allot / allocate funds
отпуска́ть в креди́т — sell on credit (d)
3) (давать, предоставлять) give (d)отпуска́ть три дня на размышле́ние — give (i) three days to think
4) ( обслуживать) serve (d)отпуска́ть покупа́теля — serve a customer
5) ( отращивать) grow (d); let (d) growотпуска́ть во́лосы — grow one's hair long
отпуска́ть бо́роду — grow a beard
6) ( выпускать подшитое) let out (d)7) ( ослаблять) slacken (d); turn loose [-s] (d); loosen [-sən] (d)отпуска́ть по́вод (ло́шади) — give ( the horse) its head
отпусти́ть реме́нь — loosen the belt
8) разг. ( уменьшаться по силе проявления) abateболь [боле́знь] отпусти́ла — the pain [smb's illness] abated
••отпуска́ть остро́ты разг. — crack jokes
отпуска́ть комплиме́нты разг. — make / pay compliments
отпуска́ть грехи́ (дт.) церк. — give (i) absolution, absolve (d) of smb's sins
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[assolut'tsjone]Rel absolution, Dir acquittal -
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sf [assolut'tsjone]Rel absolution, Dir acquittal -
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отпустить (вн.)2. ( давать отпуск) give* leave (of absence) (i.)отпускать средства — allot means; allocate funds
отпускать в кредит — sell* on credit (d.)
отпускать волосы — grow* one's hair long
отпускать бороду — grow* a beard
отпускать повод (лошади) — give* ( the horse) its head
отпускать грехи кому-л. церк. — give* smb. absolution
отпускать комплименты разг. — make* / pay* compliments
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18 индульгенция
ж.1) церк. ист. (plenary) indulgence2) ирон. ( попустительство чему-л предосудительному) absolution; condonationвы́дать кому́-л индульге́нцию на что-л — give smb a free hand to do smth
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Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > отпускать грехи
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