lustrate
/ˈlʌs.treɪt/Traducción: Verbo poco usado que significa purificar o consagrar, especialmente mediante una ofrenda expiatoria o ablución ritual.
verb
/ˈlʌs.treɪt/Устаревший глагол, означающий очищать или освящать, особенно с помощью искупительного подношения или ритуального омовения.
Verbo poco usado que significa purificar o consagrar, especialmente mediante una ofrenda expiatoria o ablución ritual.
Verbe rare ou littéraire signifiant purifier ou consacrer, en particulier par une offrande expiatoire ou une ablution rituelle.
Veralteter Begriff für reinigen oder weihen, besonders durch ein Sühnopfer oder rituelle Waschung.
Verbo arcaico que significa purificar ou consagrar, especialmente por meio de oferenda expiatória ou ablução ritual.
古语动词,指通过赎罪祭品或仪式性洗礼来净化或使神圣化。
فعل قديم يعني تطهير شيء أو شخص أو تكريسه، وخاصة بواسطة قربان كفاري أو غسل طقسي.
An obsolete verb meaning to purify or cleanse, especially by means of a propitiatory offering or ceremonial washing.
Purify by ritualC2formal
To purify or cleanse something, especially through a religious or ceremonial ritual.
Очищать ритуалом
Purificar mediante ritual
Purifier par un rituel
Durch Ritual reinigen
Purificar por ritual
以仪式净化
التطهير بالطقس
- The priest lustrated the temple with holy water.
- Ancient cultures would lustrate their homes after a death.
- The ceremony was performed to lustrate the sacred ground.
Political cleansingC2formalpolitical
To remove or exclude former officials or collaborators from public office, especially in post-Communist countries.
Люстрировать
Lustración
Lustration
Lustration
Lustrar
政治清洗
اجتثاث
- The new government sought to lustrate former secret police agents.
- Many countries in Eastern Europe passed laws to lustrate their governments.
- The process to lustrate corrupt officials took several years.
Formas
- lustrated past participle
- lustrated past simple
- lustrating present participle
- lustrates third person singular