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1 проповедовать
1) to preach, to homilize, to give a sermon, to sermonize, to pulpiteerпроповедовать Евангелие — to evangelize, to preach the Gospel, to preach the Word (of God)
проповедовать как на местном, так и на лат. языках — to preach in the vernacular as well as in Latin
2) ( читать проповедь с кафедры) to pulpit, to occupy the pulpit, to pulpiteerРусско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > проповедовать
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