Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
Clergy member in charge of services
Теми
religion
|christianity
|protestantism
|clergy
|worship
|relationships
Определение
A member of the clergy, especially in Protestant churches, who leads religious services and provides spiritual guidance.
Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
A male Christian minister
Теми
christianity
|clergy
|religion
|worship
|pastoral_care
|male_person
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Определение
A man who is ordained to perform pastoral and religious duties in a Christian church.
Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
Christian minister leading a church
Теми
religion
|christianity
|church
|clergy
|leadership
|pastoral_care
|relationships
|communication
Определение
A Christian minister, especially in Protestant traditions, who has primary responsibility for leading a local church congregation through preaching, worship, and pastoral care.
Модел на употреба:
[intézmény] lelkésze; melléknévvel vagy összetételben: kórházi lelkész, tábori lelkész, börtönlelkész
Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
religious official for an institution
Теми
religion
|clergy
|institutional_role
|spiritual_care
|health
|education
Определение
A member of the clergy whose job is to provide religious services and spiritual support for people in a particular institution, such as the military, a hospital, a school, or a prison.
Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
parish priest in some churches
Теми
christianity
|church
|clergy
|parish
|worship
|religion
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Определение
A priest or minister who is in charge of a local church and its congregation, especially in the Church of England and some other Christian denominations.
СЪЩЕСТВИТЕЛНО
B2
LITERARY
2
Все още няма двойки с примери.
Значение
Christian priest or minister
Теми
religion
|christianity
|clergy
|parish
|church
|historical
|literary
|core_vocabulary
Определение
A Christian priest or minister, especially one responsible for a parish church, used mainly in historical or literary contexts.
