rite

UK
/raɪt/
US
/raɪt/
ritenoun
rites
pl
UK
/raɪt/
US
/raɪt/
Traduzioni
riteSens religieux ou cérémoniel.
The wedding was a beautiful rite that brought the community together.
Le mariage était un rite magnifique qui a rassemblé la communauté.
riteSens liturgique.
The Mass was celebrated according to the Latin rite.
La messe a été célébrée selon le rite latin.
riteSens de tradition ou d'observance sociale.
Graduation is considered a rite of passage for many students.
La remise des diplômes est considérée comme un rite de passage pour de nombreux étudiants.
Definizioni
A religious or other solemn ceremony or act.
The wedding was a beautiful rite that brought the community together.
A social custom, practice, or conventional act.
Graduation is considered a rite of passage for many students.
A body of customary observances characteristic of a particular church or part of it; a liturgical tradition.
The Mass was celebrated according to the Latin rite.
riteverb
rited
Past Simple
rited
Past Participle
riting
Gerund
UK
/raɪt/
US
/raɪt/
Archaic; chiefly literary.
Definizioni
To perform a rite or rites; to conduct a ceremonial act.
The priest rited the sacred altar before the festival began.
riteverb
rited
Past Simple
rited
Past Participle
riting
Gerund
Rare/archaic verb meaning ‘to perform rites or ceremonies’.
Definizioni
To perform or celebrate a rite or series of rites.
The villagers rited the spring fields with song and incense.
riteadjective
more rite
Comp.
most rite
Super.
Used attributively before a noun to mean ‘relating to a rite or ritual’; not usually used predicatively.
Definizioni
Relating to, characteristic of, or used in a rite or ritual; ceremonial.
The rite garments were stored in a locked cabinet near the altar.