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meet·ing [ʼmi:tɪŋ, Am -t̬-] nbusiness \meeting geschäftliche Besprechung;to attend a \meeting an einer Versammlung teilnehmen;to call a \meeting eine Versammlung einberufen;to have a \meeting with sb eine Besprechung mit jdm haben;to hold a \meeting eine Sitzung abhaltenchance \meeting zufälliges TreffenPHRASES:a \meeting of minds völlige Übereinstimmung -
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or·na·ment n [ʼɔ:nəmənt, Am ʼɔ:r-]Christmas \ornaments Weihnachtsschmuck m;garden \ornaments Zierobjekte ntpl für den Garten;glass \ornament Glasfigürchen ntthe queen's gown was rich in \ornament das Kleid der Königin war reich verziert;to be used for \ornament als Dekoration dienen;she is an \ornament to this town sie ist ein Aushängeschild für unsere Stadt5) rel\ornaments pl Kirchenschmuck m kein pl, ( accessories of worship) sakrale Geräte vt [ʼɔ:nəment, Am ʼɔ:r-];to \ornament sth etw [ver]zieren [o [aus]schmücken] [o dekorieren] -
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64 shrine
[ʃraɪn] nHeiligtum nt; ( casket for relics) Schrein m (a. fig) ( tomb) Grabmal nt; ( place of worship) Pilgerstätte f -
65 tabernacle
tab·er·nac·le [ʼtæbə ˌnækl̩, Am -bɚ ˌ] nthe Mormon \tabernacle der Mormonentempel -
66 temple
tem·ple1. tem·ple [ʼtempl̩] n( place of worship) Tempel m2. tem·ple [ʼtempl̩] n( part of head) Schläfe f
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worship — index honor (outward respect), regard (hold in esteem), respect Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
worship — (n.) O.E. worðscip, wurðscip (Anglian), weorðscipe (W.Saxon) condition of being worthy, honor, renown, from weorð worthy (see WORTH (Cf. worth)) + scipe (see SHIP (Cf. ship)). Sense of reverence paid to a supernatural or divine being is first… … Etymology dictionary