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holy order

/ˈhəʊli ˈɔːdə/

Traducción: Comunidad religiosa o grupo de personas que han hecho votos solemnes, generalmente en el cristianismo, como monjes, monjas o frailes.

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/ˈhəʊli ˈɔːdə/B2formal
  • esComunidad religiosa o grupo de personas que han hecho votos solemnes, generalmente en el cristianismo, como monjes, monjas o frailes.

A religious community or group of people who have taken solemn vows, typically in Christianity, such as monks, nuns, or friars.

  1. B2formal

    A religious community or society of people who have taken vows, such as monks or nuns.

    esOrden religiosa

    • He joined a holy order after years of spiritual searching.
    • The monastery belongs to an ancient holy order.
    • She took her final vows and became a member of the holy order.
  2. Sacrament of ordinationB2formal

    The rite or sacrament by which a person is ordained as a priest, minister, or other religious leader.

    esOrden sagrado

    • He received holy orders in a grand ceremony at the cathedral.
    • The bishop conferred holy orders upon the new deacons.
    • Holy orders are considered one of the seven sacraments in some Christian traditions.