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basilica

/bəˈsɪl.ɪ.kə/

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noun

/bəˈsɪl.ɪ.kə/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее тип здания, первоначально римский общественный зал для административных целей, а позже принятый как стиль для раннехристианских церквей или римско-католической церкви, наделённой особыми церемониальными правами.

A noun referring to a type of building, originally a Roman public hall used for administration, and later adopted as a style for early Christian churches or a Roman Catholic church granted special ceremonial rights.

  1. Roman Catholic churchB2formal

    A large, important church or cathedral that has been granted special ceremonial rights by the Pope.

    ruБазилика

    • The Pope visited the grand basilica in Rome.
    • Many pilgrims travel to the basilica to pray.
    • The basilica's architecture is a masterpiece of Renaissance design.
  2. Ancient Roman buildingB2formal

    A large rectangular building in ancient Rome used for public meetings, law courts, and business.

    ruБазилика

    • The Roman basilica served as a center for legal proceedings.
    • Merchants gathered in the basilica to conduct trade.
    • The ruins of the ancient basilica are still visible today.
Forms
  • basilicas plural form
  • basilicas' possessive plural form
  • basilica's possessive singular form
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