cistercian

/sɪˈstɜː.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un membre de l'ordre monastique cistercien, issu de la réforme de l'ordre bénédictin, connu pour son observance stricte de l'ascèse, sa vie de prière et son travail manuel.

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noun

/sɪˈstɜː.ʃən/C2formal

Существительное, обозначающее члена монашеского ордена, известного строгим соблюдением аскезы и обетом молчания.
Sustantivo que designa a un miembro de la orden monástica cisterciense, fundada en el siglo XI, caracterizada por una estricta observancia de la regla benedictina, la austeridad y la vida contemplativa.
Nom désignant un membre de l'ordre monastique cistercien, issu de la réforme de l'ordre bénédictin, connu pour son observance stricte de l'ascèse, sa vie de prière et son travail manuel.
Substantiv, das ein Mitglied des Zisterzienserordens bezeichnet, eines streng asketischen klösterlichen Ordens, der für Schweigen und einfaches Leben bekannt ist.
Substantivo que designa um membro da Ordem de Cister, ordem monástica católica conhecida pela observância estrita da Regra de São Bento, pela vida de austeridade, simplicidade e, em algumas congregações, pelo silêncio e pela oração contemplativa.
名词，指天主教熙笃会（又称西多会）的修士；该修会以严守清贫、简朴生活和静默苦修著称。
اسم يشير إلى عضو في رهبانية كاثوليكية تأسست في سيستو، تتميز بالتقشف الصارم والصمت والعمل اليدوي.

A noun referring to a member of a monastic order known for its strict observance of austerity and a vow of silence.

nom propre

Member of a monastic orderC1formal
A member of a Catholic religious order of monks and nuns that follows the Rule of Saint Benedict, known for its strict observance, austerity, and emphasis on manual labor and silence.
cistercien
- The Cistercians built their abbey in a remote valley.
- He joined the Cistercians to live a life of prayer and work.
- Cistercians are known for their simple lifestyle and beautiful Gregorian chants.

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cistercians plural form
cistercians' possessive plural form
cistercian's possessive singular form