Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 980

Bulky and thick.

Talk or grumble monotonously.

Talk or grumble monotonously.

Talk or grumble monotonously.

Talk or grumble monotonously.

A chapatti

(in indian cooking) a thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle.

A canopy beneath which jewish marriage ceremonies are performed.

A building used for public christian worship.

Take (a woman who has recently given birth) to church for a service of thanksgiving.

A building for christian ...

A large room for meetings belonging to a church, usually in a separate building

Devotion or adherence to the rituals and doctrine of the christian church rather than to the principles and ethics of christianity. formerly also: †adherence to or support for the anglican church (obsolete).

The domain or sphere of the christian church, or of clerical authority; the members or clergy of the church collectively.

Take (a woman who has recently given birth) to church for a service of thanksgiving.

A building used for public christian worship.

A building used for public christian worship.

Take (a woman who has recently given birth) to church for a service of thanksgiving.

The whole number or quantity of people to be found in a church.

A person who goes to church regularly.

A person who goes to church regularly.

Going regularly to church

The act of going regularly to church

Devotion or adherence to the rituals and doctrine of the christian church rather than to the principles and ethics of christianity. formerly also: †adherence to or support for the anglican church (obsolete).

(of a person) excessively pious and often narrow-minded.

(of a person) excessively pious and often narrow-minded.

Imbued with the ideas, principles, or characteristics of the christian church (occasionally specifically the anglican church); ‘churchy’.

Take (a woman who has recently given birth) to church for a service of thanksgiving.

A building used for public christian worship.

Churchy.

Belief in or adherence to the doctrine, practice, or polity of the church or of a church, especially the church of england.