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manse

/mæns/

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noun

/mæns/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее большой, внушительный дом, или, в частности, официальную резиденцию священнослужителя, особенно в пресвитерианской традиции.

A noun referring to a large, imposing house, or specifically the official residence of a clergyman, especially in the Presbyterian tradition.

  1. Clergyman's residenceC1formalbritish

    The official house provided for a minister or clergyman, particularly in Presbyterian churches.

    ruДом священника

    • The new minister moved into the manse last week.
    • The old stone manse stood next to the church.
    • They renovated the manse to accommodate the pastor's family.

    Synonymsparsonagerectoryvicarage

  2. Large and imposing houseC1formalbritish

    A stately or grand residence, often with historical significance.

    ruОсобняк

    • The manse overlooked the valley with its impressive architecture.
    • They bought a beautiful manse in the countryside.
    • The historic manse was converted into a museum.

    Synonymschateauhallmanormansionpalacestately homevilla

    Antonymscottagehovelhutshack

Forms
  • manses plural form
  • manses' possessive plural form
  • manse's possessive singular form
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