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preach

UK
/priːtʃ/
US
/priːtʃ/
preach about

Translations

preachnoun
preaches
pl
UK
/priːtʃ/
US
/pritʃ/
prêcheDiscours religieux.
The pastor's preach on Sunday was about forgiveness and compassion.
Le prêche du pasteur dimanche portait sur le pardon et la compassion.
Additional translations
prêcheSens péjoratif : discours moralisateur.
Synonyms
exhortation
oration
lecture
admonition
sermon
homily
address
discourse
preachverb
preached
Past Simple
preached
Past Participle
preaching
Gerund
UK
/priːtʃ/
US
/priːtʃ/
prêcherDans un contexte religieux.
The pastor will preach at the Sunday service.
Le pasteur prêchera au culte de dimanche.
prêcherAu sens de défendre ou promouvoir publiquement une idée, une cause ou une conviction.
She often preaches about the importance of environmental conservation.
Elle prêche souvent sur l'importance de la préservation de l'environnement.
Additional translations
prêcherSens péjoratif : donner des conseils moraux de façon agaçante ou moralisatrice.
Synonyms
proclaim
deliver
advocate
teach
evangelize
sermonize
exhort
promote

Definitions

preachnoun
A religious discourse delivered as part of a church service.
The pastor's preach on Sunday was about forgiveness and compassion.
The act of giving moral advice or a moralizing talk, often considered tedious or self-righteous.
His daily preach about healthy eating eventually drove everyone crazy.
preachverb
To deliver a sermon or religious address to an assembled group of people, typically in a church.
The pastor will preach at the Sunday service.
To advocate or promote a belief or course of action earnestly and publicly.
She often preaches about the importance of environmental conservation.
To give moral advice in a tedious or self-righteous way.
He tends to preach to his friends about their lifestyle choices.
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