religion
- religion
{ri'lidʒən}
1. религия, вяра, набожност
to get RELIGION ставам набожен
2. монашество
to enter RELIGION ставам монах
someone's name in RELIGION монашеското име на някого
3. прен. култ
to make a RELIGION of doing something върша нещо фанатично/най-ревностно
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{ri'lijъn} n 1. религия, вяра; набожност; to get religion ставам
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религия; вероучение; вяра; набожност;
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1. someone's name in religion монашеското име на някого
2. to enter religion ставам монах
3. to get religion ставам набожен
4. to make a religion of doing something върша нещо фанатично/най-ревностно
5. монашество
6. прен. култ
7. религия, вяра, набожност
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religion[ri´lidʒən] n 1. религия, вяра; набожност; to get \religion ставам набожен; 2. монашество; to enter \religion ставам монах, покалугерявам се; his name in \religion was Damian монашеското му име бе Дамян; 3. прен. култ; to make a \religion of doing s.th., to make it a \religion to do s.th. върша нещо като (някакъв) култ.
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