acolyte

• Sustantivo que designa a la persona que ayuda al sacerdote o ministro durante una ceremonia litúrgica, o al clérigo que ha recibido el más alto de los ministerios menores en la Iglesia católica romana.

A noun referring to a person who assists a priest or minister in a liturgical service, or a cleric ordained in the highest of the minor orders in the Roman Catholic Church.

1. Religious assistantB2formal

   A person who helps a priest or minister during a religious service, often performing ceremonial duties.

   Acólito

   • The acolyte lit the candles before the service began.
   • During the mass, the acolyte carried the incense.
   • The young acolyte assisted the priest with the holy water.

   Sinónimosministrantserver

2. C1formal

   A devoted follower or assistant who supports a leader or a cause.

   Acólito (seguidor o asistente)

   • The politician was surrounded by loyal acolytes.
   • The professor's acolytes helped organize the conference.
   • He was an acolyte of the famous philosopher.

   Sinónimosadherentapprenticeassistantattendantdisciplefollowerhenchmansidekicksupporter

   Antónimoschiefleadermastersuperior