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evensong

/ˈiː.vən.sɒŋ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ofício religioso diário da tarde ou do anoitecer, com orações, salmos e cânticos, tradicionalmente a sexta das sete horas canônicas e hoje frequentemente celebrado publicamente aos domingos na Igreja Anglicana.

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noun

/ˈiː.vən.sɒŋ/C2formalbritish
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ofício religioso diário da tarde ou do anoitecer, com orações, salmos e cânticos, tradicionalmente a sexta das sete horas canônicas e hoje frequentemente celebrado publicamente aos domingos na Igreja Anglicana.

A noun referring to a daily evening service of prayers, psalms, and canticles, traditionally the sixth of the seven canonical hours, now often held publicly on Sundays in the Anglican Church.

  1. C1formalbritish

    The sixth of the seven canonical hours of the divine office, traditionally held in the early evening; now often observed as a public service on Sundays.

    ptVésperas

    • The monks gathered for evensong as the sun began to set.
    • Evensong is a peaceful service that marks the end of the day.
    • Many cathedrals still hold evensong on Sunday evenings.

    Sinônimosevening prayer

  2. Anglican Evening ServiceC1formalbritish

    A daily evening service in the Anglican Church that includes prayers and readings as prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer.

    ptServiço da Noite

    • The choir performed beautifully during evensong at the cathedral.
    • She attends evensong every Wednesday at her local church.
    • Evensong is a cherished tradition in many Anglican communities.

    Sinônimosevening prayer

Formas
  • evensongs plural form
  • evensongs' possessive plural form
  • evensong's possessive singular form
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