recessional

• صفة تشير إلى ما يتعلق بفترة الكساد أو الانحدار الاقتصادي أو الركود؛ كما تُستخدم لوصف الترتيلة أو القطعة الموسيقية التي تُعزف في ختام الخدمة الدينية أو عند انصراف المصلين.

Relating to a period of economic decline or recession; also used to describe a hymn or piece of music played at the end of a religious service.

1. Relating to recedingC1formal

   Of or relating to the act of moving back or withdrawing.

   مُتَراجِع

   • The recessional tide left shells on the beach.
   • The glacier's recessional movement was measured by scientists.
   • The recessional phase of the storm brought calm weather.

   المرادفاتrecedingregressiveretrograde

   الأضدادforward

• اسم يشير إلى عملية الخروج من مكان ما، ولا سيما خروج رجال الدين والجوقة في نهاية الخدمة الكنسية، أو الترتيلة أو النشيد الذي يُؤدَّى أثناء هذا الخروج.

A noun referring to the act of withdrawing from a place, especially the clergy and choir at the end of a church service, or a hymn sung during this withdrawal.

1. Withdrawal of clergy and choirC2formal

   The formal departure of the clergy and choir from the chancel to the vestry at the conclusion of a church service.

   خروج رجال الدين والجوقة

   • The recessional was performed with great dignity.
   • The congregation stood during the recessional.
   • The choir led the recessional out of the church.

   المرادفاتdepartureexitrecessionwithdrawal

2. Closing hymnC2formal

   A hymn sung at the end of a religious service as the clergy and choir leave the chancel.

   ترنيمة الختام

   • The recessional hymn was chosen for its uplifting melody.
   • They sang a beautiful recessional to conclude the wedding.
   • The organist played a soft recessional as the choir departed.