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resurrection

/ˌrez.əˈrek.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el acto de volver a la vida después de la muerte o de recuperar una existencia o estado anterior, empleado con frecuencia en contextos religiosos, espirituales o metafóricos.

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noun

/ˌrez.əˈrek.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el acto de volver a la vida después de la muerte o de recuperar una existencia o estado anterior, empleado con frecuencia en contextos religiosos, espirituales o metafóricos.

A noun referring to the act of rising from the dead or returning to life, often used in religious, spiritual, or metaphorical contexts.

  1. Religious conceptB2formal

    The act of rising from the dead, especially in Christian belief the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

    esResurrección

    • Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
    • The resurrection is a central tenet of Christian faith.
    • Many religions have stories about resurrection and rebirth.

    Sinónimosrevivification

  2. B2formal

    A revival or restoration of something that has been inactive, forgotten, or destroyed.

    esresurgimiento

    • The city experienced a cultural resurrection after the war.
    • There has been a resurrection of interest in vintage fashion.
    • The company's financial resurrection was due to new management.

    Sinónimoscomebackrebirthregenerationrenewalrestorationresurgenceresuscitationrevival

Formas
  • resurrections plural form
  • resurrections' possessive plural form
  • resurrection's possessive singular form
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