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chapel

/ˈtʃæp.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un lieu de culte, généralement plus petit qu'une église, possédant parfois son propre autel, ou une cérémonie religieuse qui s'y déroule.

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noun

/ˈtʃæp.əl/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un lieu de culte, généralement plus petit qu'une église, possédant parfois son propre autel, ou une cérémonie religieuse qui s'y déroule.

A noun referring to a place of worship, typically smaller than a church, that contains its own altar, or a religious service held in such a place.

  1. Place of worshipB1formal

    A small building or room used for Christian worship, often with its own altar, and typically part of a larger institution like a school, hospital, or prison.

    frchapelle

    • The hospital has a small chapel for patients and staff.
    • They got married in the college chapel.
    • The prisoners attended a service in the prison chapel.

    Synonymeschurchoratorysanctuary

  2. B2formalbritish

    A religious service, especially one held in a chapel.

    froffice à la chapelle

    • Morning chapel is held every day at the school.
    • The students are required to attend chapel on Sundays.
    • The choir sang beautifully during the evening chapel.

    Synonymesprayer servicereligious serviceservice

Formes
  • chapels plural form
  • chapels' possessive plural form
  • chapel's possessive singular form
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