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lubavitch

/luːˈbɑːvɪtʃ/

Traducción: Nombre propio relativo a una ciudad en Bielorrusia, históricamente significativa como centro del movimiento Jabad, así como la designación de un importante movimiento jasídico conocido por su labor misionera, hospitalidad, experiencia tecnológica, optimismo y énfasis en el estudio religioso.

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/luːˈbɑːvɪtʃ/formal
  • esNombre propio relativo a una ciudad en Bielorrusia, históricamente significativa como centro del movimiento Jabad, así como la designación de un importante movimiento jasídico conocido por su labor misionera, hospitalidad, experiencia tecnológica, optimismo y énfasis en el estudio religioso.

A proper noun referring to a town in Belarus historically significant as a center of the Chabad movement, and also denoting a major Hasidic movement known for its missionary work, hospitality, technological expertise, optimism, and emphasis on religious study.

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  1. Town in BelarusC1formal

    A small town in the Mogilev Region of Belarus, historically significant as the center of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement during the 19th century.

    esLubávichi

    • Lubavitch served as the spiritual center for the Chabad movement for several decades.
    • The town of Lubavitch is located in present-day Belarus.
    • Many historical documents from the Chabad movement originate from Lubavitch.
  2. Hasidic Jewish movementB2formal

    A prominent branch of Hasidic Judaism, known for its outreach, emphasis on religious study, optimism, and use of modern technology.

    esmovimiento jasídico Lubavitch

    • The Lubavitch movement is known for its welcoming hospitality and global outreach.
    • Lubavitch emissaries can be found in cities around the world.
    • The Lubavitch community places a strong emphasis on both religious study and practical action.

    Sinónimoschabadchabad-lubavitch