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diocesan

/daɪˈɒs.ɪ.sən/

Traducción: Perteneciente o relativo a una diócesis, es decir, al territorio o circunscripción eclesiástica bajo la autoridad pastoral de un obispo en la Iglesia cristiana., Sustantivo que designa a un obispo que tiene autoridad y jurisdicción sobre una diócesis particular en la Iglesia cristiana.

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adjective

/daɪˈɒs.ɪ.sən/C2formal
  • esPerteneciente o relativo a una diócesis, es decir, al territorio o circunscripción eclesiástica bajo la autoridad pastoral de un obispo en la Iglesia cristiana.

Relating to a diocese, which is a district under the pastoral care of a bishop in the Christian Church.

  1. Relating to a dioceseC1formal

    Pertaining to or having authority over a diocese, which is a district under the pastoral care of a bishop.

    esdiocesano

    • The diocesan bishop visited all the parishes in the region.
    • Diocesan policies are established by the local church council.
    • The diocesan synod meets annually to discuss church matters.

    Sinónimosepiscopal

Formas
  • more diocesan comparative form
  • most diocesan superlative form

noun

/daɪˈɒs.ɪ.sən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un obispo que tiene autoridad y jurisdicción sobre una diócesis particular en la Iglesia cristiana.

A noun referring to a bishop who has authority and jurisdiction over a specific diocese within a Christian church.

  1. Bishop of a dioceseC1formal

    A bishop who has authority over a specific diocese within a Christian church.

    esObispo diocesano

    • The diocesan presided over the annual synod.
    • The diocesan visited all parishes in the region last year.
    • The diocesan issued a pastoral letter to the congregation.

    Sinónimosbishopordinary

Formas
  • diocesans plural form
  • diocesans' possessive plural form
  • diocesan's possessive singular form