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deacon

/ˈdiː.kən/

deaconnoun

deacons

/ˈdiː.kən/

Traduzioni

diacre

The deacon assisted the priest during the Sunday service.

Le diacre a assisté le prêtre pendant l'office du dimanche.

Definizioni

A member of the clerical order just below a priest in the Christian Church, often involved in service and administrative duties.

The deacon assisted the priest during the Sunday service.

A lay officer appointed to assist a minister, especially in Protestant churches, often responsible for various administrative and charitable activities.

The deacon organized the community outreach program for the church.

Sinonimi

church officer

deaconverb

deaconed

Past Simple

deaconed

Past Participle

deaconing

Gerund

/ˈdiː.kən/

Traduzioni

psalmodierEn liturgie, en chantant ou en récitant chaque verset pour que l'assemblée le reprenne.

The song leader deaconed the hymn for the small rural congregation.

Le responsable du chant a psalmodié l'hymne pour la petite assemblée rurale.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

truquerEn parlant d'une cargaison, en la faisant paraître plus volumineuse qu'elle ne l'est réellement.

Definizioni

To read or chant aloud each line (of a hymn or psalm) for a congregation to repeat.

The song leader deaconed the hymn for the small rural congregation.

To pad or arrange (a load of timber or other goods) so that it appears larger than it actually is; to cheat by false packing.

The inspector discovered that the trucker had deaconed his load of logs.

deaconadjective

Used attributively, chiefly before a noun, to indicate relation to a deacon or deacons.

Traduzioni

diaconal

The church organized deacon training sessions for new volunteers.

L'Église a organisé des sessions de formation diaconale pour les nouveaux bénévoles.

Definizioni

Relating to or characteristic of a deacon or deacons.

The church organized deacon training sessions for new volunteers.