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preach

/priːtʃ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de prononcer un sermon religieux ou de défendre avec ardeur une conviction, un principe ou une manière d'agir.

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/priːtʃ/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de prononcer un sermon religieux ou de défendre avec ardeur une conviction, un principe ou une manière d'agir.

A verb used to indicate the act of delivering a religious sermon or earnestly advocating a belief, principle, or course of action.

  1. Deliver a religious sermonB1formal

    To give a talk or sermon about a religious or moral subject, especially in a church.

    frprêcher (un sermon)

    • The priest preached about forgiveness and compassion.
    • He preached to the congregation every Sunday.
    • She preached a powerful sermon on the importance of charity.

    Synonymespreachifysermonize

  2. Advocate stronglyB2formal

    To strongly recommend or promote a particular idea, belief, or way of life.

    frprêcher (fortement recommander)

    • She preaches the benefits of a healthy diet and exercise.
    • He preaches patience and understanding in difficult situations.
    • The organization preaches environmental conservation.

    Synonymesadvocatechampionexhortpromoteproselytizeurge

  3. Give unwanted adviceB2informal

    To give moral advice in a way that is annoying or unwanted.

    frfaire la morale

    • Stop preaching at me about my lifestyle choices.
    • He's always preaching about the dangers of social media.
    • She preaches to her friends about saving money.

    Synonymesharanguelecturemoralizepontificatepreachifysermonize

Formes
  • preached past participle
  • preached past simple
  • preaching present participle
  • preaches third person singular
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