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Definição de 'church'

Frequência da palavra

church

(tʃɜːʳtʃ )
Formas da palavra:plural churches
1. substantivo variável
A church is a building in which Christians worship. You usually refer to this place as church when you are talking about the time that people spend there.
...one of Britain's most historic churches.
...St Helen's Church.
I didn't see you in church on Sunday.
Sinônimos:chapel, temple, cathedral, kirk [Scottish]   Mais sinônimos de church
2. substantivo contável [oft adjective NOUN]
A Church is one of the groups of people within the Christian religion, for example Catholics or Methodists, that have their own beliefs, clergy, and forms of worship.
...co-operation with the Church of Scotland. [+ of]
Church leaders said he was welcome to return.
...the separation of church and state.
3. 
broad church
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Church in American

(tʃɜrtʃ ; chʉrch)
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Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Frequência da palavra

church in American

(tʃɜrtʃ ; chʉrch)
substantivo
1. 
a building set apart or consecrated for public worship, esp. one for Christian worship
2. 
religious service or public worship, esp. among Christians
3.  [usually C-]
a. 
all Christians considered as a single body
b. 
a particular sect or denomination of Christians
4. 
the ecclesiastical government of a particular religious group, or its power, as opposed to secular government
5. 
the profession of the clergy; clerical profession
6. 
a group of worshipers; congregation
verbo transitivo
7. 
to bring (esp. a woman after childbirth) to church for special services
adjectivo
8. 
having to do with organized Christian worship
9. 
of or connected with a church
Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Origem da palavra church
ME chirche, kirke < OE cirice (& ON kirkja < OE) < Gmc *kirika < LGr(Ec) *kyrikē < Gr kyriakē (oikia), Lord's (house) < kyriakos, belonging to the Lord < kyrios, ruler < kyros, supreme power < IE base *57457eu-, a swelling, to be strong, hero > cave
Frequência da palavra

church in British

(tʃɜːtʃ )
substantivo
1. 
a building designed for public forms of worship, esp Christian worship
2. 
an occasion of public worship
3. 
the clergy as distinguished from the laity
4. (usually capital)
institutionalized forms of religion as a political or social force
conflict between Church and State
5. (usually capital)
the collective body of all Christians
6. (often capital)
a particular Christian denomination or group of Christian believers
7. (often capital)
the Christian religion
8. 
(in Britain) the practices or doctrines of the Church of England and similar denominations
Compare chapel (sense 4b) ▶ Related adjective: ecclesiastical
verbo (transitive)
9. Church of England
to bring (someone, esp a woman after childbirth) to church for special ceremonies
10. US
to impose church discipline upon
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Origem da palavra church
Old English cirice, from Late Greek kurikon, from Greek kuriakon (dōma) the Lord's (house), from kuriakos of the master, from kurios master, from kuros power
Frequência da palavra

Church in British

(tʃɜːtʃ )
substantivo
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He was gone by the time the doors opened and the pallbearers shuffled from the church with the casket. Mark Mills AMAGANSETT (2004)Discreetly he stepped towards the players, who were standing in a gang by the church door with the officiating priest. Fidelis Morgan THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY (2004)Janet had also done voluntary community work for her local church group, helping the elderly. Peter Robinson AFTERMATH (2004)

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Traduções de church

Inglês Britânico: church /tʃɜːtʃ/ NOUN
A church is a building in which Christians worship.
I didn't see you in church on Sunday.
  • Inglês Americano: church
  • Árabe: كَنِيسَة
  • Português Brasileiro: igreja
  • Chinês: 教堂
  • Croata: crkva
  • Tcheco: kostel
  • Dinamarquês: kirke
  • Holandês: kerk
  • Espanhol Europeu: iglesia
  • Finlandês: kirkko
  • Francês: église
  • Alemão: Kirche
  • Grego: εκκλησία
  • Italiano: chiesa
  • Japonês: 教会
  • Coreano: 교회
  • Norueguês: kirke
  • Polonês: kościół
  • Português Europeu: igreja
  • Romeno: biserică
  • Russo: церковь
  • Espanhol: iglesia
  • Sueco: kyrka
  • Tailandês: โบสถ์
  • Turco: kilise
  • Ucraniano: церква
  • Vietnamita: nhà thờ

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